Herbal remedies banned as new EU rules take effect
Manufacturers and herbal practitioners say strict guidelines aimed at improving safety could force them out of business New EU rules came into force at the weekend banning hundreds of herbal remedies. The laws are aimed at protecting consumers from potentially damaging “traditional” medicines. Under the directive, herbal medicines will now have to be registered. Products must meet safety …

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