Taiwan FDA to set consumption limits on ashwagandha and seven other botanicals

By Tingmin Koe

05-Sep-2023 - Last updated on 05-Sep-2023 at 11:26 GMT

Taiwan’s Food and Drug Administration will be setting consumption limits and usage warnings on ashwagandha and seven other botanicals that are used as food ingredients.

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