August 7, 2008 — At its most recent meeting, the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) Board of Trustees added a trade recommendation to the association’s Code of Ethics and Business Conduct.
AHPA recommends that products intended for ingestion by animals:
1. If intended to provide nutritional value, be labeled in accordance with Association of American Feed Control Officials [AAFCO] guidelines.
2. That all other such products be labeled in a manner that discloses all ingredients, states the quantity of each ingredient or proprietary blend, lists ingredients in a proprietary blend in order of predominance, and further, that this policy does not apply to homeopathic products.
This recommendation goes into effect on Jan. 17, 2009.
Source: American Herbal Products Association, www.ahpa.org
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