Today the FDA introduced the Reportable Food Registry (RFR), which requires food manufacturers and processors to report – via a Web portal – a “reasonable probability that an article of food will cause severe health problems or death to a person or an animal.” Pharma specialist Mark Senak
offers insight into the RFR, which he suggests is just “one step in a much longer journey.”
Food for Thought: FDA Takes Step to Reduce Risk
Posted on September 8th, 2009 | More Agribusiness · Food & Beverage · Healthcare · Public Affairs
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