The FDA says revoking the standards will provide greater flexibility and the opportunity for product innovation.

The FDA and USDA-FSIS agree and are withdrawing the proposed rule to reconsider how best to approach general principles and food standards modernization.

Effective January 1, 2023, foods containing sesame will be subject to specific food allergen regulatory requirements.

The FDA is modifying the yogurt standard of identity to allow the use of all safe and suitable sweeteners, and to make the minimum optional fortification of Vitamin D 10% of the Daily Value.

The New Era Food Safety Rules give companies just three years to increase food safety—the countdown begins now.

The FDA wants to update the “healthy” claim definition to better account for how all the nutrients in various food groups contribute.

The LAAF final rule establishes a laboratory accreditation program for the testing of food in certain circumstances.

The FDA has finalized guidance to help companies prepare to quickly and effectively remove violative products from the market.

The Interagency Food Safety Analytics Collaboration (IFSAC)—a collaboration between the CDC, FDA and FSIS—has published its priorities for this year and next.

The FDA is asking establishments currently exporting certain food products to China to voluntarily submit information.