That Ospina Glyphosate Study Is Old News, Not a New FDA Rule
An FDA docket entry cites a glyphosate study based on decade-old CDC data, but it signals zero changes to grocery labels or food rules.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- Regulations.gov lists Attachment 66 in FDA docket document FDA-2026-P-11717-0068, dated October 5, 2026.
- The supplied record documents a glyphosate-exposure study attachment, not an FDA food-label, price, transport, or restaurant action.
- No filer, lobbying disclosure, money figure, company beneficiary, ownership interest, or FDA decision deadline appears in the record provided.
- No beneficiary-decider overlap or food-supply-chain effect is established by the supplied federal record.
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