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Topics and Briefing Documents
ADVERTISING
Code booklet (PDF)
1999 cases
2000 cases
2001 cases
2002 cases
2003 cases
2004-5 cases
2006 cases
2007 cases
2008 cases
2009 cases
Summary of breaches
HEALTH AND WELFARE
CONTROLS ON ANIMAL MEDICINES
ANTIBIOTICS
ANIMALS IN RESEARCH
ORGANOPHOSPHATES
SAFETY OF FOOD & RESIDUES
VACCINES
ADVERSE REACTIONS
ENVIRONMENT
CONSUMER ATTITUDES
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Code of Practice for the Promotion of
Animal Medicines
As with any industry, marketing animal health products is a key factor
in spreading information about their use, as well as promoting sales. All advertising is
subject to the rules of the Advertising Standards Authority, but as with human
pharmaceuticals animal medicines promotions are regulated. There are special requirements
in the Veterinary Medicines Regulations, and an additional industry
Code of Practice
which is obligatory on all NOAH members and has also
been endorsed by several non-member companies.
The Code of Practice was established as a form
of self-regulation by the animal health industry in matters relating to product promotion.
The Code of Practice Committee is actually older than NOAH itself, dating back to 1974
when NOAH was the Animal Health Register of Association
of the British Pharmaceutical Industry and the code was called the Veterinary Code of
Practice.
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