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FDA flubs guidance to restaurant industry on disclosing calories for menus on delivery platforms - The Center for Science in the Public Interest
Americans deserve to know how many calories we’re ordering when we order restaurant meals.
FDA regulations are clear: chain restaurants with 20 or more locations across the U.S. are required to post calories on their menus, including “menus on the Internet.” Menus from covered chain restaurants maintained on third-party platforms like DoorDash and Uber Eats are menus on the Internet and should be covered by these rules.
Senators Ask Califf to Explain FDA's PMTA Review Process - Vaping360
A bipartisan trio of U.S. senators has sent a letter to FDA Commissioner Robert Califf, urging him to reform the agency’s tobacco product application process, and asking him to explain and clarify the FDA’s approach to nicotine product regulation.
Review after review must still be completed before changes can occur at the FDA - LexBlog
It’s been 18 months since the FDA began studying problems in its Human Foods Program and an update from the agency says it will take more time to implement changes.
The head of the Food and Drug Administration said on Dec. 13 that he is “hopeful” that changes will come sometime in 2024.
FDA Advances Reorganization Proposal for Unified Human Foods Program, Field Operations and Additional Modernization Efforts - Associated Press Online
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is providing an update on its efforts to create a unified Human Foods Program (HFP) and new Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) model, including additional details about the proposed structure, status of activities and timeline for next steps.