Recalls are reported in the weekly enforcement report by which organization?

Recalls are reported in the weekly enforcement report by the FDA, or Food and Drug Administration. This organization is responsible for protecting public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of drugs, food products, and other health-related items. When there is a problem with a drug or product—such as safety concerns, contamination, or labeling issues—the FDA takes action to protect consumers.

By issuing recalls and including this information in their weekly enforcement reports, the FDA provides critical information to healthcare providers, pharmacies, and consumers so they can make informed decisions about the use of affected products.

The other organizations mentioned do play significant roles in healthcare and pharmaceutical regulations, but they do not focus specifically on reporting recalls in the same manner as the FDA. The DEA oversees the regulation of controlled substances, NADP focuses on dental plans, and ASHP is an organization that supports pharmacists; none are primarily responsible for drug recalls like the FDA.