TMA May 09L&A LLC1 Some devils that may be lurking under the details of FDA tobacco regulations John H. Lauterbach, PhD, DABT Lauterbach & Associates,

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TMA May 09L&A LLC1 Some devils that may be lurking under the details of FDA tobacco regulations John H. Lauterbach, PhD, DABT Lauterbach & Associates, LLC Macon, GA USA

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 2 Outline Background Objective The details of the devils Conclusions

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 3 Background Much has been said about proposed FDA regulations, especially about marketing regulations and testing requirements However, the problems for the industry, especially the smaller companies, may be in the very minor details Normal manufacturing issues that previously may have been overlooked or considered to be only consumer annoyances, may be the issues that need more attention

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 4 Objectives for presentation Alert interested parties to potential problems Determine if there is consensus that potential problems have been correctly identified Help achieve consensus on potential solutions to potential problems

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 5 Example 1 – Defects in finished product Consumer annoyances or adverse events reportable to FDA?  Cigarettes Coal fallout or loosely packed tobacco rod Loose or missing filter or wrong filter Odd taste or wrong flavor (menthol in nonmenthol style) Stale/dry (poor packaging, incorrect storage, wrong humectant level) Infestation and other foreign matter  Smokeless products Odd taste, wrong flavor, not enough flavor Stale/dry (poor packaging, outdated product) If adverse events, will pharmaceutical-style investigation and reporting be required?

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 6 Example 2 – Ingredients FDA is likely to focus on ingredients  Those alleged to increase product desirability  Those alleged to aid nicotine manipulation  Those alleged to be unsafe or unsafe for use in cigarettes and other smoking products Studies have shown safety of commonly used ingredients, but skepticism remains  Equivalence of ingredients tested to those used (e.g., differences in sugars, cocoas, etc)  Purity of ingredients and traceability  Points of addition and conditions of use in processes and/or products (e.g., sugars as humectants versus use in cooked reaction flavors)

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 7 Example 3 – Manufacturing issues cGMP for tobacco products  Tobacco Products Safety Advisory Committee (TPSAC) helping set the rules  Delay for small manufacturers for some cGMP and testing requirements, but not other rules Adulteration and contamination  Common production issues may get magnified Infestation and other foreign matter Mold, other contamination (including wrong additives) Improper cleaning and lubrication of equipment Will entire batches of tobacco be declared unfit or will use of unaffected portions be permitted?  How will transfer of packaging chemicals to products be treated?

TMA May 09 L&A LLC 8 Conclusions The devils will definitely be in the details of the regulations and their enforcement The small manufacturer exemption from cGMP may do more harm than good  Adherence to cGMP would likely decrease chances of adverse events affecting consumers  Adherence to cGMP would likely decrease chance of manufacturing-related adulteration and contamination issues  Costs of identifying causes of adverse events and manufacturing issues can be very high so common approach will be needed