FMI Chief Public Policy Officer Jennifer Hatcher said the food industry supports the FDA’s goal of improving product traceability during food safety events, while keeping implementation practical and cost-effective.
CHPA said it plans to continue working closely with the new FDA leadership on policies tied to access and affordability.
Comments emphasize the importance of coordinated policy and operational alignment to support affordable and seamless patient access
NACS is pushing back against the FDA’s plan to slash nicotine levels, warning the move would spark illicit trade and devastate small retailers.
The association encouraged the agency to adopt changes to the rule to ensure efficient implementation.
“We fully support efforts to improve traceability throughout the supply chain and are working diligently to do so.”
Removing these safe ingredients does not change the consumer packaged goods industry’s commitment to providing safe, affordable and convenient product choices to consumers.
“We're committed to working alongside farmers, the food industry and federal partners to innovate and keep the U.S. food system safe, nutritious, abundant, and globally respected.”
“Today’s extension is critical to allow the industry to meet the regulation’s intent while ensuring FDA is able to receive and utilize the data it needs to improve food safety more efficiently with the least impact on consumer prices.”
The company has invested $6.5 billion this year alone to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity.
