FDA to require GRAS additive notices to boost transparency in the food supply
TL;DR
The administration’s plan would require firms adding new substances to foods to notify the FDA and disclose how they determined GRAS, with existing GRAS ingredients now listed in a public database; it stops short of pre-market approval, sets review timelines, and faces questions about enforcement, staffing, and cost, though supporters say it closes a long-standing information gap.
- FDA to require notice of additives in food supply for the first time STAT
- FDA proposes mandatory food ingredient reporting Axios
- F.D.A. Moves Toward Tighter Restrictions on Food Ingredients The New York Times
- HHS moves to tighten oversight of food ingredients as safety concerns mount CNBC
- Secretary Kennedy Announces Landmark Food Policy Reforms to Advance President Trump’s MAHA Agenda HHS.gov
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