FDA issues draft guidance to encourage food industry to reduce sodium added to food.
- According to FDA, average sodium intake in the U.S. is too high at approximately 3,400 mg/day.
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FDA issues draft guidance to encourage food industry to reduce sodium added to food.
FDA releases final guidance regarding use of the term “evaporated cane juice” on food labeling.
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FDA issues draft guidance regarding “qualified facilities” under FSMA HARPC framework.
FDA issues final guidance related to medical foods.
FDA finalizes enforcement policy with respect to therapeutic veterinary diets.
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FDA issues final menu labeling guidance.
FDA issues guidance on production of exempt infant formula.
FDA proposes limit for inorganic arsenic in infant rice cereal.
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FDA issues final guidance on reduction of acrylamide in certain foods.
FDA updates dietary supplement labeling guidance to confirm “dietary supplement” as appropriate SOI.