IVC Jingjiang factory passes FDA audit with zero defects

The IVC booth at the Healthplex Expo 2025 and Natural & Nutraceutical Products China 2025. [Photo/IVC]

IVC Nutrition Corporation's Jingjiang factory achieved a zero defect result in an on-site quality system audit conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration. The audit covered six core systems governing dietary supplement quality management.

In the global dietary supplement industry, FDA approvals are widely regarded as a ticket to international markets. Passing the audit without defects provides IVC with a strong passport to expand its overseas presence, enabling the company to reach more regions where FDA standards are recognized.

The result also underscores the maturity, consistency, and strength of IVC Jingjiang's quality management system, reducing compliance risks for global partners while further strengthening trust in the IVC brand.

As a benchmark enterprise in the nutrition and health sector, IVC obtained certification from the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment in 2017. Earlier this year, IVC played a key role in revising two national testing standards — Determination of Pantothenic Acid in Health Foods and Determination of Thiamine, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine, Niacin, Niacinamide and Caffeine in Health Foods — marking a milestone in enhancing testing accuracy across the health food industry.

Products of IVC. [Photo/IVC]

Today, IVC continues to drive industry standardization, holding nearly all major global certifications in dietary supplements.