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A New Administration: The Food Regulatory Impact The new administration is officially onboard and moving initiatives forward at a brisk pace. What might that mean for the food industry and the actions of its regulatory bodies? Past
Even while extending the comment period for the proposed Traceability Rule and its Food Traceability List (FTL), FDA has already made some clarifying edits and acted on comments and questions received at a public meeting. Comment Period.
Early this year, FDA began increasing FSVP inspections and issuing 483s and Warning Letters (as we discussed in a newsletter). Then the pandemic hit, and FDA issued a statement that it would temporarily not enforce FSMA requirements
How up to date are you with FDA regulations? If quizzed, could you define FTL, CTE, and KDE? If not, the October TAG/SafetyChain FSMA Friday webinar, presented by TAG Director of Food Safety Eric Edmunds, JD, is
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 or recall. The new Coordinated Outbreak Response and
Nearly a decade after the passage of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), FDA is fulfilling the mandate to propose a rule for traceability requirements for a “high-risk foods” list. In this, and subsequent newsletters we will
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