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“Nutraceutical” is not a term recognized by the FDA, so nutraceuticals are typically categorized as dietary supplements and governed under those regulations.
If your food business is not a restaurant, caterer, food truck or other retail food establishment (i.e. deli, grocery store) then you are probably subject to FDA regulation.
As incubator kitchens (commonly known as “shared-kitchens” or “commissary kitchens”) pop up at an unprecedented rate, little attention has been paid to the regulation of these multiple tenant food processing facilities.
Foods with a pH of <4.6 are called "Acid Foods" Some types of acid foods, such as acidified foods, are subject to specific regulation.
We all know that E. coli is a threat to human health that is transmitted by food. But what foods specifically? How is it controlled and how can we protect ourselves from it as eaters and food producers?
The FDA Commissioner reaffirmed the agency’s stance on CBD and provided updates towards lawful consumption and sale of cannabis-derived products