ADINA Act

Sponsor: Kelly Morrison (Democratic-MN)June 6, 2025

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Requires drug labels to clearly list major food allergens and gluten-containing ingredients.

This bill would require drug labels for human-use medicines to clearly state if they contain major food allergens or gluten. Drugs that don't follow these new rules would be considered improperly labeled.

What Would Change

Today, drug labels for human-use medicines are not required to list major food allergens or gluten-containing ingredients. If this bill passes, drugs would be considered improperly labeled if they don't clearly state and identify any major food allergens or gluten-containing grains they contain. This includes specific types like wheat or barley.

Key Provisions

Requires drug labels for human-use medicines to clearly state if they contain major food allergens or gluten-containing grains.
Considers human-use drugs without these allergen and gluten warnings on their labels to be misbranded.
Sets a deadline for these new rules to start, applying on the earlier of a date chosen by the Secretary of Health and Human Services or two years after the bill becomes law.

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ADINA Act

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