Processor Cited for Seafood HACCP Violations
The failure of a seafood processor to have and implement a seafood HACCP plan can constitute a serious regulatory violation. It was exactly that for
Category: FDA Warning Letters
Undeclared Nuts Lead to Warning Letter
After three recalls of nut-containing products from a Michigan-based distributor within six weeks, the FDA issued a warning letter. The finding noted that food allergen
Warning Letter: Pest Citations
Over the last year, TAG has provided insights into current warning letters and made recommendations to industry to help avoid similar situations. To correspond with
HACCP, GMP, FSP Violations Trigger Warning Letter
A facility which processes seafood and acidified foods recently received a warning letter that followed observations from a 2023 inspection which included failure to provide
Inadequate HACCP Elicits Warning Letter
The lack of an adequate HACCP plan was the basis of a warning letter sent to a California juice processing facility. Citing inadequacies against the
Pet Food Manufacturer
While most of the warning letters seen on the FDA site are sent to human foods facilities, animal foods manufacturers are not off the hook,
FDA Issues Warning to Noodle Manufacturer for Severe Food Safety and GMP Violations
An FDA inspection of a noodle manufacturer found that the facility did not have the required food safety plan and had numerous GMP violations. Specifically
FDA Issues Warning Letter to Egg Farm for SE Prevention Plan Violations and Biosecurity Failures
A shell egg farm and processing facility being inspected by the FDA to determine compliance to the Shell Egg Regulation (21 CFR Part 118) was
FDA Issues Warning Letter to Texas RTE Seasoning Blends Manufacturer for Lack of Food Safety Plan and GMP Violations
The FDA citation for lack of a food safety plan included the fact that the facility had not conducted a hazard analysis which would have
FDA Issues Warning Letter to Warehouse Over Pest Infestations and Food Safety Concerns
Pests and situations that could lead to pest infestations were the primary focus of an FDA warning letter sent to a refrigerated, frozen and ambient
