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ACPharm Queensland Pty Ltd

Paid five TGA infringement notices totalling A$99,000 over alleged medicinal cannabis and unapproved-goods ads

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According to Therapeutic Goods Administration, Nov 3, 2025 · Read the source

Where
Queensland, Australia
Last checked

Summary

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) said on 3 November 2025 that it had issued five infringement notices totalling A$99,000 to ACPharm Queensland Pty Ltd for alleged unlawful advertising of therapeutic goods under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989. According to the TGA, the company paid the notices in October 2025.

The TGA alleges that ACPharm Queensland advertised medicinal cannabis, a prescription-only medicine that may not be advertised to consumers, and other therapeutic goods not included in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods. It also alleges that the advertising promoted a therapeutic good for serious diseases, conditions or disorders, which requires TGA approval or permission. Payment of an infringement notice is not an admission of liability.

What the source found

  • Five infringement notices totalling A$99,000 issued, per the TGA release of 3 November 2025
  • Notices paid in October 2025
  • Alleged advertising of medicinal cannabis and of therapeutic goods not on the ARTG
  • Alleged restricted or prohibited representations about serious conditions

Products named

  • medicinal cannabis (prescription-only)
  • unapproved therapeutic goods

Timeline

  1. Infringement notices paid

  2. TGA publishes the infringement notices

Sources

  1. Regulator

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Status notes

Resolved by payment of infringement notices; status kept 'official-action' because the TGA record is the action itself.

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