Increased Regulation Likely to Be a Hallmark of 2021 Last week, the Senate unanimously passed the Food Allergy Safety, Treatment, Education and Research (FASTER) Act,
New Approaches to Source Attribution Aid in Risk Assessment Campylobacter is one of the most common foodborne pathogens in the world, and as you read
A recent Congressional Report focusing on heavy metals in baby foods has created concern amongst parents of young children and triggered legal actions against food
Analysis of FDA Top Observations Provides Additional Perspective. Is Your FSVP Compliant – If Not Watch Out! During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is evident that
We’re only into the second month of 2021, but there have already been two cannabis edibles recalls due to mold contamination. While these… …
COVID-19: Where We Were, Are, and Expect to Be One year ago this month, the TAG team came together (in person!) from across the U.S.
The new administration is officially onboard and moving initiatives forward at a brisk pace. What might that mean for the food industry and the actions of its regulatory bodies? Past experience has shown us that Democratic administrations can certainly be more focused on food safety regulation and enforcement, so we thought it worth looking into the crystal ball to see what may be coming from the new administration. We have already seen some indications that focus on food safety regulations, with new leaders nominated to lead the USDA and the FDA. …
Even while extending the comment period for the proposed Traceability Rule and its Food Traceability List (FTL), FDA has already made edits …
While TAG envisions some change in 2021, one key area of focus we expect to continue for a while yet is that of COVID-19 precautions. …
