Food prices? freight? fda's q&a dodges it all
Food prices are out of control, but the FDA’s Q&A on pesticides on your food on Oct 5 says nothing about why.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Food Prices
Key points
- FDA’s Regulations.gov record dates Attachment 30, concerning its 2026 Pesticide Residue Monitoring Program Questions and Answers, to October 5, 2026.
- The supplied record identifies no company, trade group, lobbying disclosure, contract, award, ownership interest, or spending tied to the attachment.
- The record does not document a grocery-price, restaurant-menu, farm-input, freight, packaging, or kitchen-staffing effect.
- FDA is the named agency, but the supplied material gives no next decision date, comment deadline, or effective date.
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