To the public, such use sends a message that FDA supports or endorses a private-sector organization or that organization's activities, products, services, and/or personnel (either overtly or tacitly), and that FDA does not and cannot do so. Unauthorized use of the FDA Marks may be a violation of federal law and expose those responsible to civil and/or criminal liability.The FDA Marks are restricted to official use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Approved uses are:Printing uses (brochures, posters, flyers, pamphlets, pamphlets, periodicals, etc. .) . Exhibits and other materials related to public **** affairs. Broadcast or storage media utilizing electronic technology. They may include television, radio, Internet, facsimile, CD-r om, DVD, streaming video, and any other media requiring electricity or digital encoding of information. On Food and Drug Administration business cards. Co-branding and Partnerships. The logo cannot be used in the:private sector, including grantees, vendors, and contractors. Combined with other elements to create office or program logos. In summary, the FDA logo is for official use only, and no business or organization can use its logo for commercial purposes. Otherwise, if the FDA detects the use of the FDA logo on goods entering the U.S., the FDA will consider the goods as "mislabeling" or "mislabeling" and detain the goods, or even refuse to allow the goods to enter the country. Already entered the goods, the FDA will also be through a variety of ways to regulate, if found on the product, or the company's promotional materials printed on the FDA logo, will also face the risk of being issued a warning letter by the FDA.