Environmental Monitoring Program – Establishing Sanitation Intervals and Verifying Control During Production

Maintaining sanitary conditions throughout food operations is a fundamental legal obligation. Under 21 USC 342(a)(4), food is adulterated if it has been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby…

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Assessing the risk to the operations of a food organization using the 2024 FDA’s “Pesticide Residue Monitoring Program” report

Executive summary FDA and EPA have different regulatory roles. EPA establishes pesticide tolerances—the maximum amount of a pesticide residue legally permitted for a particular food—while FDA enforces those tolerances for most domestic foods…

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