Covering Monobenzone 20% Cream, Hizballah, SDN List, Da’esh, Reliance. Updates include SFDA recalls of Monobenzone 20% Cream and Selsen Shampoo, plus sanctions targeting Hizballah, Da’esh, and SDN List expansions. Key regulatory actions impacting pharmaceutical compliance and international security sanctions.
Regulatory news, updates, and insights for countries in the Middle East presented by the Carver Agents team
Welcome to Carver's Middle East Regulatory Updates.
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority, or SFDA, has issued important recall decisions affecting pharmaceutical products in Saudi Arabia. All batches of Selsen Shampoo have been recalled due to non-compliance with pharmaceutical and herbal product regulations. Healthcare practitioners are required to immediately stop dispensing and using the affected batches. Remaining stock must be quarantined and returned to the supplier following the health facility’s return mechanism. Patients are advised to consult their healthcare providers before discontinuing use and to report any side effects through the SFDA’s electronic vigilance system.
Similarly, the SFDA has recalled all batches of Monobenzone 20% Cream, manufactured by SACO MEDICAL, for non-compliance with the Law of Pharmaceutical and Herbal Establishments and Products and its implementing regulations. Healthcare practitioners must cease dispensing and using these batches immediately. Remaining stock must be quarantined and returned to suppliers according to established return procedures. Patients should consult their healthcare providers before stopping use and report any adverse effects via the SFDA electronic vigilance system or by contacting the SFDA directly.
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