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FDA Issues Draft Labeling Recommendations for Plant-Based Milk Alternatives
Marketing Sunglasses, Bandages, Hospital Equipment, Pregnancy Test Kits, Cosmetic Devices, Personal Lubricants and More The U.S. leads the world in medical innovation and is the largest consumer of medical devices in the world. We use medical devices daily, whether it is throwing on a pair of sunglasses, hitting the ski slopes with a pair of […]
Closing Gaps, Protecting Organic Producers and Improving Transparency and Traceability of Organic Products As the “organic” section of many grocery stores continues to grow, with consumers wondering and hoping that their exchange of top dollar means safer food, USDA’s passage of a new rule aims to help deter and detect fraud and protect organic integrity […]
Protecting Consumers, Limiting Supply Chain Disruption and Avoiding Business and Reputation Damage Quickly and Effectively With product recalls consistently being in the news over undeclared allergens, bacterial contamination, physical hazards, potential of a product’s failure to conform to a performance standard, and many other reasons, consumer’s health and safety are naturally at stake. Companies also […]
With fresh snow and the start of a new year comes new FDA happenings. While most of the country was occupied by delayed flights and snowstorms, FDA and Congress made several noteworthy announcements that we flag here to bring you up to speed
While the year is winding down, FDA remains active in enforcement and issuing new guidance. Here’s a look at what has been happening at the Agency.
FDA’s Proposed Rule for Amending Color Certification Fees: Written Comments due by January 3, 2023
A reminder to register or renew your food, dietary supplement, OTC drug, or medical device facility registration before December 31, 2022
Revisiting the Perks of FDA’s Voluntary Qualified Importer Program (VQIP)
Grace and Courtesy During an FDA Inspection: FDA’s New Guidance on What Constitutes Refusal of Inspection by a Foreign Food Establishment or Foreign Government
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