Food Law Blog
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Red #3 Banned
Published on January 18, 2025
Read about how the Delaney Clause of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act factors into the FDA's January 2025 decision to revoke authorization of Red No. 3 in food, dietary supplements, and ingested drugs -
Are eggs, olive oil, and salmon really “Healthy?” They are now!
Published on January 10, 2025
FDA revises final rule regarding using the term “healthy” on food labels. -
Holiday reading and movie guide, from your friends at IFLR
Published on December 20, 2024
Looking for some fascinating book and movie recommendations related to the food industry? Here are IFLR faculty's top picks! -
FDA’s New Guidance on Food from Gene-Edited Plants
Published on December 17, 2024
The FDA's new guidance provides a simplified process for products less likely to raise safety issues. -
Why is a regulation conscious culture important to every aspect of food companies?
Published on December 5, 2024
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The FDA Safety Reporting Portal
Published on October 28, 2024
FDA's updated complaint process improves its ability to detect and respond to problems in a timely manner. -
Goodbye CFSAN, Hello FDA’s Human Foods Program
Published on October 1, 2024
FDA restructuring of activities related to food safety and nutrition took effect October 1, 2024. -
Democratising Food Safety: Why We Need to Look Beyond Government Regulation and Provide a Citizen Right of Action
Published on September 30, 2024
Neal Fortin's recent article published in the European Journal of Risk Regulation. -
A Better Way to Clean Up the Food Mess: Creating a New 'FAD'
Published on September 10, 2024
DeAngelo argues that the complex and disparately funded regulatory oversight for food and beverage products, spread out among many federal agencies, has created a regulatory mess that demands a radical fix. -
Neal Fortin Comments on the Boar’s Head Plant Linked to an Outbreak of Listeria
Published on August 30, 2024
Neal Fortin commented in the New York Times on the failure of processes employed for controlling listeria.