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Acronym	Definition
DIN	Deutsches Institut für Normung eV (German Institute for Standardization; similar to US ANSI)
DIN	Drug Identification Number
DIN	Digital Input
DIN	Dinar (Yugoslavian national currency)
DIN	Data Input
DIN	Do It Now (gaming/chat)
DIN	Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen
DIN	Digital Network
DIN	Deutsche Industrie Norm
DIN	Discrete Input
DIN	Deutsche Industrie Normen
DIN	Document Identification Number
DIN	Development in Nigeria
DIN	Donor Identification Number
DIN	Director Identification Number (India)
DIN	Division Ingénierie Nucléaire (French: Nuclear Engineering Division; Electricité de France)
DIN	Doctors Independent Network
DIN	Darned If I Know
DIN	Defense Intelligence Network
DIN	Data Identification Number
DIN	Defense Intelligence Notice
DIN	Designee Information Network
DIN	Deutsche Industrial Norms (German standards agency)
DIN	Device Identification Number
DIN	Department of Immigration and Naturalization
DIN	Division des Installations Nucléaires (French: Division of Nuclear Installations; Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire)
DIN	Dangerous Incident Notification
DIN	Dedicated Internet Network (private networks connected to the internet)
DIN	Dynamic Instruction Number

References in periodicals archive

That total includes substances that are now regulated as drugs and are registered with a Drug Identification Number (DIN) as well as products that are unregistered.

Canada to regulate natural health items

Under The Food and Drugs Act, the branch can decide that a substance is a `drug' as soon as a health benefit is claimed by a manufacturer, a retailer, or if a substance has a "known pharmaceutical effect." Some of these products may be sold if manufacturers apply for a drug identification number (DIN), a costly process, but one which enables some limited claims to be made.

Examining the examiners: what's ailing Canada's Health Protection Branch?

However, the then Health Protection Branch (HPB) in Canada granted several Drug Identification Numbers (DINs) for dried whole leaf feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) products, with the specific claim of migraine prevention, if the criteria of botanical authentication of raw material and a minimum of 0.2% parthenolide were met.

Herbal medicine: chaos in the marketplace

There will be a transition period for the regulations that will span from two to six years--two years for site licensing and six years for products with drug identification numbers (DINs)--to allow manufacturers, labelers, packagers, importers and distributors time to meet the new requirements.

Canada adopts new regulations for natural health products

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