Naturally Elevated Pty Ltd
Issued TGA infringement notices totalling A$138,600, with an individual, over alleged medicinal cannabis ads
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According to Therapeutic Goods Administration (Australia), Sep 18, 2023 · Read the source
Summary
Naturally Elevated Pty Ltd, an Australian company, and an individual were issued infringement notices totalling A$138,600 by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), which announced the action on September 18, 2023. The TGA alleges that the company used websites and social media pages to promote the use or supply of prescription-only medicinal cannabis, and that the advertising referred to the treatment of serious diseases or conditions without the approval such references require. Eight notices totalling A$132,000 went to the company and two totalling A$6,600 to the individual. The TGA noted that medicinal cannabis is prescription-only and cannot be advertised to consumers in Australia, and said that in the 2022–23 financial year it had issued 101 infringement notices, worth about A$1.29 million, for alleged unlawful medicinal cannabis advertising. The release does not say whether the notices were paid.
What the source found
- The TGA alleges promotion of prescription-only medicinal cannabis on websites and social media.
- The TGA alleges unapproved references to serious diseases or conditions (prohibited and restricted representations).
- Eight notices totalling A$132,000 were issued to the company and two totalling A$6,600 to an individual.
Products named
- medicinal cannabis (prescription-only)
Timeline
TGA announces infringement notices
Sources
- Regulator
Therapeutic Goods Administration (Australia) · Sep 18, 2023
Naturally Elevated Pty Ltd and an individual fined $138,600 for alleged unlawful advertising of medicinal cannabis
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Status notes
Advertising matter; allegations as described by the TGA. Payment status of the notices not stated in the release.
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