FDA
- FDA’s Changing Culture: What Every Food Company Needs to Know
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FDA is becoming much more inspection-oriented and enforcement-minded, even before FSMA is fully implemented.
- The Food Safety Modernization Act Is Everybody’s Business
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Protecting people’s health through prevention of foodborne illness requires smart regulation and also demands a food safety-minded business culture.
- How FDA’s “Threshold of Regulation” Program Works
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The Threshold of Regulation program exempts substances that contact food from being listed as food additives if they migrate into foods at levels that result in no appreciable harm.
- Enhancing the Safety of Dairy and Other Animal Based Foods
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This article discusses some of the many priority issues the Division of Dairy and Egg Safety is currently working on to better protect American consumers.
- Juice HACCP Approaches a Milestone
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An overview of how juice HACCP has helped the industry manage juice safety.
- Challenges, Progress and Solutions in Produce Safety
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Produce producers have witnessed a troubling and corresponding rise in microbial foodborne illness incidents associated with raw and minimally processed fruits and vegetables
- New Food Safety Education Outreach for Health Professionals
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A review of “Diagnosis and Management of Foodborne Illnesses: A Primer for Physicians and Other Health Care Professionals” is presented.
- Fulfilling the Vision: New USDA Initiatives Keep Safety on Track
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An exclusive interview with Elsa A. Murano, Ph.D., Under Secretary for Food Safety, U.S. Department of Agriculture, presents new USDA initiatives for food safety.
- Reducing Lead Exposure from Food
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In the 1990s, FDA undertook additional efforts to ban or restrict uses of lead in association with food.
- Food Lab Accreditation Takes Off With FDA, USDA Support
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For a lab to receive accreditation, it must be able to prove to an accrediting body that its tests are applicable, appropriate and functioning correctly.
- The Reportable Food Registry: A Valuable New Tool for Preventing Foodborne Illness
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The Reportable Food Registry has become an effective addition to the range of tools FDA has to prevent foodborne illness and protect public health.
- The Role of Economic and Consumer Sciences in CFSAN
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Effective food safety and nutrition policies improve public health without imposing unnecessary costs on industry or the public.
- CORE: FDA Foodborne Illness Response
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FDA’s new Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation Network completes its successful first year.
- FDA’s Food Contact Substance Notification Program
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This article describes how to submit a Food Contact Substance notification to FDA and how the food contact notification review process works.
- NCIMS Voluntary HACCP Program Moo-ves Forward
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An important advantage for both state regulatory agencies and dairy processing plants is that HACCP implementation fosters a cooperative team approach.
- Game Meat: A Complex Food Safety and Animal Health Issue
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This article identifies many common game meat species and discusses some of the food safety and regulatory issues associated with game meats.
- FDA's Food Safety Program in FY 2002: Measuring Accomplishments
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Although food defense efforts received the greatest visibility during 2002, work on traditional food safety programs continued.
- FDA’s Office of Food Additive Safety
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has regulatory oversight for substances added to food, including monitoring their safe use.
- Training in an Integrated Food Safety System: Focus on Food Proteciton Officials
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For training and certification to be successful, all food protection professionals must have a clearly defined skill set to do their jobs.
- The Value of Economics in Rulemaking: Examples From “The Egg Rule”
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All FDA regulations are required to include an economic analysis of the regulation’s impact on the public health and industry.
- More Results:
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- FDA’s Changing Culture: What Every Food Company Needs to Know
-
FDA is becoming much more inspection-oriented and enforcement-minded, even before FSMA is fully implemented.
- The Food Safety Modernization Act Is Everybody’s Business
-
Protecting people’s health through prevention of foodborne illness requires smart regulation and also demands a food safety-minded business culture.
- How FDA’s “Threshold of Regulation” Program Works
-
The Threshold of Regulation program exempts substances that contact food from being listed as food additives if they migrate into foods at levels that result in no appreciable harm.
- Enhancing the Safety of Dairy and Other Animal Based Foods
-
This article discusses some of the many priority issues the Division of Dairy and Egg Safety is currently working on to better protect American consumers.
- Juice HACCP Approaches a Milestone
-
An overview of how juice HACCP has helped the industry manage juice safety.
- Challenges, Progress and Solutions in Produce Safety
-
Produce producers have witnessed a troubling and corresponding rise in microbial foodborne illness incidents associated with raw and minimally processed fruits and vegetables
- New Food Safety Education Outreach for Health Professionals
-
A review of “Diagnosis and Management of Foodborne Illnesses: A Primer for Physicians and Other Health Care Professionals” is presented.
- Fulfilling the Vision: New USDA Initiatives Keep Safety on Track
-
An exclusive interview with Elsa A. Murano, Ph.D., Under Secretary for Food Safety, U.S. Department of Agriculture, presents new USDA initiatives for food safety.
- Reducing Lead Exposure from Food
-
In the 1990s, FDA undertook additional efforts to ban or restrict uses of lead in association with food.
- Food Lab Accreditation Takes Off With FDA, USDA Support
-
For a lab to receive accreditation, it must be able to prove to an accrediting body that its tests are applicable, appropriate and functioning correctly.
- The Reportable Food Registry: A Valuable New Tool for Preventing Foodborne Illness
-
The Reportable Food Registry has become an effective addition to the range of tools FDA has to prevent foodborne illness and protect public health.
- The Role of Economic and Consumer Sciences in CFSAN
-
Effective food safety and nutrition policies improve public health without imposing unnecessary costs on industry or the public.
- CORE: FDA Foodborne Illness Response
-
FDA’s new Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation Network completes its successful first year.
- FDA’s Food Contact Substance Notification Program
-
This article describes how to submit a Food Contact Substance notification to FDA and how the food contact notification review process works.
- NCIMS Voluntary HACCP Program Moo-ves Forward
-
An important advantage for both state regulatory agencies and dairy processing plants is that HACCP implementation fosters a cooperative team approach.
- Game Meat: A Complex Food Safety and Animal Health Issue
-
This article identifies many common game meat species and discusses some of the food safety and regulatory issues associated with game meats.
- FDA's Food Safety Program in FY 2002: Measuring Accomplishments
-
Although food defense efforts received the greatest visibility during 2002, work on traditional food safety programs continued.
- FDA’s Office of Food Additive Safety
-
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has regulatory oversight for substances added to food, including monitoring their safe use.
- Training in an Integrated Food Safety System: Focus on Food Proteciton Officials
-
For training and certification to be successful, all food protection professionals must have a clearly defined skill set to do their jobs.
- The Value of Economics in Rulemaking: Examples From “The Egg Rule”
-
All FDA regulations are required to include an economic analysis of the regulation’s impact on the public health and industry.
- More Results: