If it is “reasonably foreseeable” that a consumer will eat your food product without further processing, it is to be considered ready-to-… … Continue readingIs Your Food “Reasonably Foreseeably” Ready to Eat?

It will be eight years after the initial deadline, but by September 8, 2020, FDA has committed to designating the list of high-risk foods… … Continue readingLawsuit Brings Resolution to Publication of High-Risk Foods List

In the May FSMA Friday: Beyond Compliance session, sponsored by SafetyChain, Senior Manager of Food Safety TAG’s Christopher Snabes and V… … Continue readingBeyond Compliance: FSMA’s Food Defense Plan

FSMA’s Intentional Adulteration (IA) Rule takes effect for the largest food and beverage facilities in just over a month. Are you in comp… … Continue readingIA Rule Preparedness: How Do You Compare with Other Industry Players?

Last year, USDA AMS published the proposed rule for labeling of bioengineered (BE) foods which, as mandated by Congress, also applies to … … Continue readingAMS BE Labeling. FDA GE Labeling. What’s Up with GMOs?

Through its innovative protein-product services, TAG is helping the industry transform from within by working with traditional meat compa… … Continue readingINNOVATIVE PROTEIN RESOURCES

We’ve been keeping a close eye on the new leadership at FDA and an ear to the ground to determine the direction the agency will be taking… … Continue readingFDA’s New Era: A Continued Evolution – at Full Throttle

Up to 40% of the food in the United States goes to waste. Not only does most end up in landfills where it produces methane, food waste ge… … Continue readingHow Trivial Regulatory Violations Increase Food Waste

by Anabelle Broadbent We are in the midst of one of the most important food production stories of our age: The intersection of technologi… … Continue readingPlant- and Cell-Based Meats: Advancements and Challenges

In April’s FSMA Friday webinar, Clarifying the State’s Role in FSMA Inspections, TAG Senior Director – Food Safety Ben Miller discussed t… … Continue readingClarifying the State’s Role in FSMA Inspections