CannabisNewsBreaks – Fresh Farms E-Liquid LLC Confirms PMTA Submission for Dozens of Quality Products
Sep 15, 2020
Fresh Farms E-Liquid, a global leader in both the vapor and CBD industries, today confirmed its September 6 submission of Premarket Tobacco Applications (“PMTAs”) to the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) prior to last week’s deadline of September 9, 2020. Fresh Farms, in working with key scientific partners to ensure the highest standards of analysis as well as Keller and Heckman LLP’s world-class legal team, fully expects acceptance of its submission to move on to the substantive scientific review phase with the FDA. Fresh Farms’ submission encompasses dozens of products as it seeks FDA approval to continue offering its extensive portfolio, which company leaders believe is perfectly suited to the needs of adults looking for alternatives to traditional, combustible tobacco products. “From day one, we have sought to be the best,” Fresh Farms CEO and Co-Founder Tony Devincentis said in the news release. “From our branding, our messaging, our team and the quality of our products – our commitment to the PMTA process has been no exception. We have spent years and countless hours evaluating our products, preparing for this moment, and the preliminary results have been phenomenal. Ultimately, our goal is to receive a marketing granted order from the FDA and begin postmarket reporting to them immediately. We plan on being a leader in our industry for years to come.”
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About Fresh Farms E-Liquid LLC
Born out of a desire to make premium products available to every person looking for alternatives to traditional tobacco, Fresh Farms leads by example. Based in sunny Southern California, its portfolio includes the premium vapor products Fresh Farms and Fruitia, as well as Lift’s superior CBD and CBN products. Products are available in all 50 states and around the world. Life is an adventure. Enjoy the journey. For more information, visit www.FreshFarmsELiquid.com.
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