Violators will face imprisonment for one year but not more than 10 years or a fine of not less than P50,000 to P500,000, or both.Careers at Electronic Arts - Start your Job Search - Official EA Site EA Play FIFA 23 F1™ 22 Madden NFL 23 Apex Legends Battlefield™ 2042 The Sims 4 The Act mandates the safety, efficacy, and quality of health products such as food, drugs, cosmetics, devices, and the like consumed and purchased by the public. Zacate noted that those who are proven to be involved in these fake advertisements will face sanctions under Republic Act 9711, otherwise known as 'The Food and Drug Administration Act of 2009.' There are already several persons of interest under investigation, but as of now, none of them have been caught and sanctioned yet. Even the name and brand of the product will appear now),' he said. Bisitahin nyo lang po yung website namin nandun na kahit yung pangalan lang at brand ng produkto lalabas na ngayon yun (Just visit our website. (First and foremost, the mandate of the FDA is to protect the Filipino people as to the products that they are consuming) There is a verification portal it's completely updated in our website. 'Unang una, ang mandato ng FDA is to protect the Filipino people as to the products that they are consuming. READ: Health chief to tap FDA, NBI vs false celebrity endorsement of supplements The FDA has been in coordination with the National Bureau of Investigation and the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group for two months, even before the health department and other agencies took notice of this issue, he added. ''Yung mga fake advertisement na yan madulas yan eh, madulas pa sa isda yan so ibig sabihin pag nakita mo sila, bukas wala na sila dun sa opisina nila o sa warehouse na ginagamitan nila (Those fake advertisements are slippery, even slippier than fish, so that means when you see them, tomorrow they would not be there in their office or in the warehouse they use),' said FDA Director General Samuel Zacate on Friday, July 21. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ramps up the search for scammers who are using photos of social media personalities in fake advertisements of food and drug supplements.

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