2015 Regulatory Presentation: FSMA Implementation and Compliance, FDA

This presentation was provided at the 2015 Regulatory Workshop in October. FDA presented the final rule for Preventive Controls for Human Food, including the PCHF, assurances regarding PCs, and food storage.

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