FDA has requested information and comments on the nutrition labeling of sugars that are metabolized differently than traditional sugars.
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Articles by Keith Loria
FDA, Mexican Counterparts Strengthen Food Safety Partnership
The effort will bring more transparency to food trading across the border and allow both countries to gain better understanding of each other’s food safety system.
USDA Plans to Amend Organic Regulations
USDA is working to amend U.S. organic regulations, noting an increased need to strengthen oversight and enforcement of the production, handling, and sale of organic agricultural products.
USDA, FDA Target U.S. Dairy Export Efficiency
The move should streamline the process and allow U.S. dairy exports to be well positioned to take advantage of new and changing regulations in foreign markets.
New Bill Aims to Establish National Standards for Offshore Aquaculture
The proposed legislation would support development of an offshore aquaculture industry in the U.S. to increase the production of sustainable seafood and establish new economic opportunities in federal waters.
Shellfish Trade Resumes Between U.S. and Europe
The landmark deal is in effect for the U.S. and Spain and the Netherlands, and opens up shellfish trade between the countries for the first time since 2010
FDA Proposes New Rules on Food Traceability
New approach to record keeping is intended to pave the way for more digital, tech-enabled traceability systems
OSHA Fines Smithfield Over Alleged COVID-19 Protection Violations
Meat packing giant to contest the fine, UFCW says fine is just a “slap on the wrist”
USDA Issues New Rule for Egg Inspections
The new rule radically decreases the amount of time inspectors will spend in egg production facilities.
Pre-Harvest Treatment Can Reduce Foodborne Pathogens
New research from the University of Georgia suggests that farmers can reduce foodborne pathogens by applying sanitizers to produce while it is still in the ground.
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