FDA wants your take on new food rules
Federal regulators are reviewing testing paperwork rules for new products, a move that could reshape how novel foods reach supermarket shelves.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- The FDA is asking for public comment on the rules for testing new food and beverage products.
- This process, known as the Investigational New Drug Application, is what companies use to get new items approved for the market.
- The agency has the power to make it easier or harder for new food innovations to reach consumers.
- The current call for comment is a standard administrative procedure and does not name any specific companies or products.
- The deadline for public comments is the key date to watch for anyone interested in influencing these potential rule changes.
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