Consumer Reports Statement on FDA GRAS Notification Proposal

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The proposal requires manufacturers to notify FDA when determining new food substances are GRAS — however, they still self-determine safety. — This could maintain the current self-regulatory system.
Substances introduced before regulations go into effect can use a separate submission pathway. — It may allow some chemicals already in foods to bypass initial FDA review. Fique de olho
The lack of enforcement for failing to submit GRAS notices and limited applicability might keep secret ingredients unreviewed by FDA, potentially risking consumer safety.

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WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a new proposed a rule today that would require manufacturers to notify the U.S.

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