The Reagan-Udall Foundation (RUF) for the FDA released its Roadmap to Produce Safety: Summary Report of the Produce Safety Dialogue.

On July 23, the Reagan-Udall Foundation, in cooperation with FDA, held a public meeting to gather input on the clinical use and safety concerns associated with orally ingestible unapproved prescription drug products containing fluoride for use in children.

The Reagan-Udall Foundation (RUF) has released its Roadmap to Produce Safety: Summary of the Produce Safety Dialogue, which reflects input from produce sector stakeholders and is intended to serve as a “foundation for transformative change in produce safety management through collaboration.”

FDA’s new Rare Disease Innovation Hub and Office of Regulatory and Emerging Diseases are addressing some of the issues, but neither has the resources nor authority to comprehensively approach the unique patient impact of chronic progressive diseases. A good approach would be for FDA or the patient community to seek the help of the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA.

The MOU is aligned with FDA's goals in the new Reagan-Udall Foundation's Roadmap to Produce Safety, which advocates for a shared responsibility to food safety between the public and private sectors, driven by structured, stakeholder-led collaborations.

FDA is calling on produce industry leaders to spearhead a sector-wide transformation in produce safety.

The Reagan-Udall Foundation for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in June released “Transforming Animal Health in the U.S. for the 21st Century,” identifying ways to modernize federal oversight of animal drugs, food, and biologics.

The grocery industry is welcoming the release of the Reagan-Udall Foundation’s report, “Roadmap to Produce Safety: A Conceptual Framework.”

Taylor Farms welcomes the release of A Roadmap to Produce Safety, reflecting FDA's renewed focus on reducing chronic disease through the promotion of healthy diets and increased produce consumption. As North America's leading producer of ready-to-eat salads and healthy fresh foods, Taylor Farms proudly contributed to the Reagan-Udall Foundation (RUF) for the FDA's working groups that helped inform the FDA's new direction.

Today, the Reagan-Udall Foundation (RUF) for the FDA released its Roadmap to Produce Safety: Summary Report of the Produce Safety Dialogue. The FDA-commissioned report reflects the voices of over 170 produce sector stakeholders, who together developed this roadmap as a foundation for transformative change in produce safety management through collaboration.