ASTA Comments on FDA's Proposed High-Risk Designation for Tracing
ASTA issued a comment to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in May 2014 regarding the designation of high-risk foods for tracing in response to the request for information and scientific data on the FDA's draft model for designating high-risk foods for tracing as part of its implementation of Section 204 of the FSMA.
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