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FDA Proposes To Modify Self-Certification Rules For "Safe" Food Ingredients

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By Sedina Banks, Kaylinn Charnley
| Mondaq
On August 10, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") announced the Food and Drug Administration's ("FDA") proposed new rule to change the way food substances are regulated. Food substances include food ingredients (such as salt and citric acid) and substances added indirectly to food via packaging components like adhesives and resins. Typically, new food substances may only be used if they receive premarket approval by FDA or are Generally Recognized as Safe (“GRAS”).
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FDA Proposes to End Self-Certification for "Safe" Food Ingredients

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By Sedina Banks, Kaylinn Charnley
| JD Supra
On August 10, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") announced the Food and Drug Administration's ("FDA") proposed new rule to change the way food substances are regulated. Food substances include food ingredients (such as salt and citric acid) and substances added indirectly to food via packaging components like adhesives and resins. Typically, new food substances may only be used if they receive premarket approval by FDA or are Generally Recognized as Safe (“GRAS”).
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FDA Proposes To End Self-Certification For "Safe" Food Ingredients

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By Sedina Banks, Kaylinn Charnley
| Mondaq
Greenberg Glusker LLP are most popular: with readers working within the Aerospace & Defence industries On August 10, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") announced the Food and Drug Administration's ("FDA") proposed new rule to change the way food substances are regulated. Food substances include food ingredients (such as salt and citric acid) and substances added indirectly to food via packaging components like adhesives and resins.
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