regulatory approval

Regulatory approval refers to the process by which government agencies evaluate and authorize products, services, or practices to ensure they meet safety, efficacy, and quality standards. This is commonly seen in industries like pharmaceuticals, food, and environmental services. Before a new drug can be sold, for example, it must undergo rigorous testing and review. Agencies, such as the FDA in the United States, assess the findings to protect public health. Only after meeting all regulatory requirements can a product be marketed, ensuring that it is safe for consumers and compliant with the law.