FDA
- Produce Safety: FDA Reaches Out to Producers and Packers
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FDA’s goal is to develop preventive controls and specific actions that can be followed all the way down to the farm level and throughout the supply chain.
- Food Safety’s New Regulatory Reality: Are You Prepared?
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With a flurry of changes and new food safety regulations on the horizon, companies have the opportunity to discover more efficient and effective methods of consumer protection.
- FDA’s Food Program Priorities Measure Up: 2003 In Review
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FDA takes a look at the food safety programs over 2003.
- Color Additives: FDA's Regulatory Process and Historical Perspectives
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FDA lists new color additives that have been shown to be safe for their intended uses in the Code of Federal Regulations, conducts certification programs and monitors product labeling.
- Employees FIRST: Food Defense Awareness for the Front Line
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FDA found that while employees were aware of food safety rules and regulations, food defense awareness was not as high.
- New Directions in Food Protection
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David W.K. Acheson, M.D. reviews changes that FDA hopes will provide improvements in food safety.
- Staying ALERT about Food Defense
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The ALERT message is designed to provide a concise and consistent approach to food defense awareness for use at any point in the food supply chain.
- HACCP: A View to the Bottom Line
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Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) has emerged as the leading program for ensuring food safety.
- Bottled Water Regulation and the FDA
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Specific FDA regulations in the bottled water area cover Good Manufacturing Practices for bottled water production and a standard of identity and quality for bottled water.
- FDA’s Responibilities Under the National Environmental Policy Act
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As discussed, FDA must meet its environmental responsibilities under the National Environmental Policy Act for all major and final agency actions.
- FDA Regulation of Domestic Waterborne Transportation
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The domestic waterborne transportation industry consists of a broad range of passenger vessels that affects food safety.
- Acrylamide, Furan, and the FDA
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While it is not supposed to be there, acrylamide can form in food as a result of a heat-induced reaction between two naturally occurring ingredients, the amino acid asparagine and reducing sugars.
- Evaluating Labeling Exemptions for Food Allergens
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Challenges of the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act in considering exemption of ingredients from allergen labeling are discussed.
- An Expert Stakeholder Survey on the Microbiological Safety of the U.S. Food Supply
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Foodborne disease continues to be of major concern to public health officials, food manufacturers, academic researchers and consumer protection groups worldwide.
- Recent Ozone Applications in Food Processing and Sanitation
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Ozone may be viewed as advantageous over other chemical sanitizers used in the food industry for sanitation purposes.
- Getting the Best of Time & Temperature
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An interview with Jenny Scott, M.Sc., was conducted to gain her perspective on time and temperature controls in the food chain.
- Process Auditing for Food Safety
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The process audit is a powerful tool. It allows the auditor to go beyond inspecting the cosmetic issues in a plant.
- Assessing the Safety of Food Contact Substances
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To obtain approval for a new food contact substance, a manufacturer is required to submit a food contact notification at least 120 days prior to the marketing of the substance.
- Leveraging Food Safety Data to Improve Operations
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If all aspects of the food industry can agree that food safety is not a competitive advantage, then leveraging food safety data in a collaborative environment will improve operations.
- Beware Diacetyl: The Next Legal Quagmire?
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Increased attention has been given to diacetyl and its potential role in causing a rare lung disease in hundreds of workers in microwave popcorn factories.
- More Results:
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- Produce Safety: FDA Reaches Out to Producers and Packers
-
FDA’s goal is to develop preventive controls and specific actions that can be followed all the way down to the farm level and throughout the supply chain.
- Food Safety’s New Regulatory Reality: Are You Prepared?
-
With a flurry of changes and new food safety regulations on the horizon, companies have the opportunity to discover more efficient and effective methods of consumer protection.
- FDA’s Food Program Priorities Measure Up: 2003 In Review
-
FDA takes a look at the food safety programs over 2003.
- Color Additives: FDA's Regulatory Process and Historical Perspectives
-
FDA lists new color additives that have been shown to be safe for their intended uses in the Code of Federal Regulations, conducts certification programs and monitors product labeling.
- Employees FIRST: Food Defense Awareness for the Front Line
-
FDA found that while employees were aware of food safety rules and regulations, food defense awareness was not as high.
- New Directions in Food Protection
-
David W.K. Acheson, M.D. reviews changes that FDA hopes will provide improvements in food safety.
- Staying ALERT about Food Defense
-
The ALERT message is designed to provide a concise and consistent approach to food defense awareness for use at any point in the food supply chain.
- HACCP: A View to the Bottom Line
-
Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) has emerged as the leading program for ensuring food safety.
- Bottled Water Regulation and the FDA
-
Specific FDA regulations in the bottled water area cover Good Manufacturing Practices for bottled water production and a standard of identity and quality for bottled water.
- FDA’s Responibilities Under the National Environmental Policy Act
-
As discussed, FDA must meet its environmental responsibilities under the National Environmental Policy Act for all major and final agency actions.
- FDA Regulation of Domestic Waterborne Transportation
-
The domestic waterborne transportation industry consists of a broad range of passenger vessels that affects food safety.
- Acrylamide, Furan, and the FDA
-
While it is not supposed to be there, acrylamide can form in food as a result of a heat-induced reaction between two naturally occurring ingredients, the amino acid asparagine and reducing sugars.
- Evaluating Labeling Exemptions for Food Allergens
-
Challenges of the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act in considering exemption of ingredients from allergen labeling are discussed.
- An Expert Stakeholder Survey on the Microbiological Safety of the U.S. Food Supply
-
Foodborne disease continues to be of major concern to public health officials, food manufacturers, academic researchers and consumer protection groups worldwide.
- Recent Ozone Applications in Food Processing and Sanitation
-
Ozone may be viewed as advantageous over other chemical sanitizers used in the food industry for sanitation purposes.
- Getting the Best of Time & Temperature
-
An interview with Jenny Scott, M.Sc., was conducted to gain her perspective on time and temperature controls in the food chain.
- Process Auditing for Food Safety
-
The process audit is a powerful tool. It allows the auditor to go beyond inspecting the cosmetic issues in a plant.
- Assessing the Safety of Food Contact Substances
-
To obtain approval for a new food contact substance, a manufacturer is required to submit a food contact notification at least 120 days prior to the marketing of the substance.
- Leveraging Food Safety Data to Improve Operations
-
If all aspects of the food industry can agree that food safety is not a competitive advantage, then leveraging food safety data in a collaborative environment will improve operations.
- Beware Diacetyl: The Next Legal Quagmire?
-
Increased attention has been given to diacetyl and its potential role in causing a rare lung disease in hundreds of workers in microwave popcorn factories.
- More Results: