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Each month, TAG holds a FSMA Friday webinar the last Friday of the month. In March, TAG Food Safety Associate Lily Yang and Food Safety Director Christopher Snabes presented the webinar, “Don’t Get 483’d for Your FSVP.” Following the
Importing Food to Canada: Complex but Achievable Interestingly, the term import is not specifically defined in the Safe Food for Canadians Act (SFCA) nor its regulations (SFCR). But that does not mean that imports are not regulated. Rather, in
Importing Food to Canada? Ensure It Is Not Rejected! In less than two months, you will not be able to import certain foods into Canada if you do not have a valid Safe Food for Canadians (SFC)
It’s been more than 20 years since Canada last updated its food nutrition labelling requirements – but Health Canada’s new regulation makes up for that with some very noteworthy changes to requirements. The regulation and its requirements
FDA Outbreak Table to Communicate Early and Often Last week, the FDA issued a new tool intended to more quickly and frequently communicate foodborne illness outbreak information – prior to the issuance of a public health advisory
Regulatory Activity of Canada and Mexico Impacts U.S. Food Industry With all that is transpiring in the U.S. today, it can be easy to overlook food industry events occurring in the rest of the world. But there
It’s been more than 20 years since Canada last updated its food nutrition labelling requirements – but Health Canada’s new regulation makes up for that with some very noteworthy changes to requirements. The regulation and its requirements
In the year-end FSMA Friday webinar, TAG President and CEO David Acheson provided a regulatory recap of 2019 and expectations for 2020. 2019. Throughout 2019, FDA filled in some of the gaps outside the seven major rules
The cannabis business in the US continues to be the “Wild Wild West” for those operating in this space. As an example, the last few weeks have been hit with a flurry of activity – both regulatory
