Date: 24 September 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 8am - 9am (CDT) | 3pm - 4pm (CEST)
Like other retailers, Amazon has increasingly tightened quality policies for products sold on its platform. These changes can be understood in the context of greater retailer alignment around quality standards for some consumables product categories. Sellers of dietary supplements and over-the-counter drugs (OTC drugs) have experienced these policy updates as a requirement to submit evidence of GMP certification by approved third-party services providers.
As an Amazon-approved Testing, Inspection, and certification (TIC) provider, we invite anyone keen to get an overview of the programme and navigating compliance to join us on 24 September at 3:00pm CEST. Our GMP Certification expert Brandi Reinbold will guide you through:
- Recent history of Amazon dietary supplements and OTC policy updates
- Definition of dietary supplements and OTC drugs
- Strategies on GMP compliance for multiple markets
- GMP certification requirements and underlying principles
- Certificate validation process and timeline
- Steps to take if you need to update your certification
Join the session to help avoid potential disruption to your product listings! Recording will be made available to all registrants.
About the speaker
Brandi Reinbold
Business Unit Manager
Eurofins Assurance US
Brandi Reinbold holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology and brings extensive experience in quality assurance, compliance, and certification within the life sciences, dietary supplement, and biotechnology sectors. Throughout her career, she has held senior leadership roles in global certification management, as well as quality and compliance oversight, working with internationally recognized certification bodies and assurance organizations.
In her current capacity, she focuses on maintaining rigorous quality standards in regulated environments. She has also contributed to the regulatory community through published work examining public-private partnership models for food and dietary supplement regulation, demonstrating her thought leadership at the intersection of industry standards and public policy.