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FDA Hits Distillers Who Produced Hand Sanitizer Amid Shortage With $14K Fee

FDA Hits Distillers Who Produced Hand Sanitizer Amid Shortage With $14K Fee Newsweek 12/31/2020 Alexandra Garrett © Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images/Getty The Better Man Distilling Company pours the chemicals used to make hand sanitizer on April 01, 2020 in Patchogue, New York. Many U.S. distillers now face a $14K fee to the FDA for producing hand sanitizer. Craft distillers from across the United States have been hit with a $14,000 fee to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for making hand sanitizer amid the coronavirus pandemic. When the coronavirus pandemic led to a large increase in demand for hand sanitizer in March, many distilleries worked to alleviate the product s shortage.

HHS Waives Surprise FDA Fee for Distilleries Making Hand Sanitizers Amid Pandemic

Distilleries across the country started making hand sanitizer at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic when supply was limited. Since they were producing hand sanitizer, distilleries were designated as over-the-counter drug monograph facilities in the CARES Act. This week these businesses received a surprise fee of over $14,000 from the Food and Drug Administration after using the facilities to make.

Michigan distilleries that helped with hand sanitizer now quite concerned about federal fees

Michigan distilleries that helped with hand sanitizer now quite concerned about federal fees Over 30 Michigan distilleries made hand sanitizer at height of pandemic HHS indicates reprieve for distilleries from fees Griffin Claw Brewing Co. Birmingham-based Griffin Claw Brewing Co. is among the distilliers that used its raw materials to make hand sanitizer Back in March and April, when hand sanitizer was among the hardest-to-find items on store shelves, many craft distillers sought to ease that shortage by pivoting from booze to sanitizer using the raw materials they already had on hand. But now coming off a dismal year of manufacturing and selling their primary product liquor many are faced with potentially devastating fees from the federal government.

Distilleries helped out by making hand sanitizer Now they ve been hit by unexpected FDA fees

Distilleries helped out by making hand sanitizer. Now they’ve been threatened with unexpected FDA fees. Emily Heil © Matt Rourke/AP Carly Snyder capped a bottle of hand sanitizer made at the Eight Oaks Farm Distillery in New Tripoli, Pa., in March. This post has been updated. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, distilleries were among the businesses pivoting like ballerinas: Many of them switched from making booze to cranking out hand sanitizer. The bottles of virus-killing gel were at a premium, as shoppers cleared grocery aisles of them along with other necessities such as toilet paper and flour. Now, hundreds of distilleries around the country are surprised to find out that their forays into the sanitizer business could cost them, as the Food and Drug Administration warned some that they owe more than $14,000 in fees levied on the makers of over-the-counter drugs. A notice that the agency posted this week and emails to at least some distilleries

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