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FDA Launches Green List to Protect Americans from Illegal Imported GLP-1 Drug Ingredients | FDA

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September 5, 2025↗ source

The FDA established a 'green list' import alert on September 5, 2025 to block GLP-1 active pharmaceutical ingredients from unverified foreign sources. Facilities inspected and found compliant will be listed, while all other GLP-1 APIs face detention without physical examination. The action targets the surge in illegal compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, which the agency links to dosing errors and adverse events.

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