FDA to require notice of additives in food supply for the first time
Summary
The FDA is proposing a new requirement that companies notify the agency about food additives they have treated as generally recognized as safe, or GRAS. The proposal is being presented as a challenge to the industry's GRAS loophole, but nutrition advocates disagree over whether it goes far enough.
The proposal would give regulators more visibility into substances entering the food supply without prior
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The change could make a largely self-policed part of food safety more transparent without fully closing the regulatory gap.