What must happen for a "stop-sale" order to be removed?

For a "stop-sale" order to be removed, compliance must be verified and reported. This means that the issues that led to the stop-sale order, which can relate to safety violations, regulatory non-compliance, or other significant concerns regarding a product, must be addressed properly.

Verification is a crucial step because it ensures that the operator has taken the necessary actions to remediate any problems identified during inspections or investigations. Reporting that compliance has been met allows regulatory bodies to document and confirm that the conditions required to lift the order have been fulfilled.

The removal process signifies that the product can return to the market, given that it now meets all relevant regulations and standards. This ensures consumer safety and maintains the integrity of the market, preventing harmful or unsafe products from being sold.