Yeah, I'm not done with the CFSAN adverse event report system data. It's just too fun. To recap, in 2016 FDA made all of the data from the CFSAN Adverse Event Reporting System (CAERS) available
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So something happened at the end of 2016 that isn't discussed enough in QA circles. While many people in industry hem and haw about the data provided through reports at Iwaspoisoned.com, similar data
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What is a recall? FDA: A recall is a method of removing or correcting products that are in violation of laws administered by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Recall is a voluntary action
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Almost exactly a year later. Huh. By Harbin (Own work) , via Wikimedia CommonsA recent bit of investigative journalism/adulteration fishing conducted by WJLA in Washington D.C. found
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Despite the giant piles of rules, summaries, fact sheets, and guidance for the various FSMA rules. FDA didn’t publish a simple list of effective compliance dates for all of the
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Each circle represents a city, larger circles indicate more inspections were performed in that city. Oregon Department of Agriculture has had some recent poor reviews regarding it's maintenance
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The week goes by and new letters come out. Below I've selected a few of the food-oriented warning letters and discuss/explain some of the more interesting findings. Don't know what warning
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At FF&F, I'm often harsh on FDA for lack of enforcement, ownership of their own role in preventive food safety, and failing to consistently stand by their guidance. However, you will still see me
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The week goes by and new letters come out. Below I've selected a few of the food-oriented warning letters and discuss/explain some of the more interesting findings. Don't know what warning
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The week goes by and new letters come out. Looks like we've only got one food letter this week so let's get into it. Don't know what warning letters are? Check out this post for a brief