Recall Plans and Strategies
Robert Fish, Independent Advisor, Quality and Compliance Every year FDA monitors thousands of recalls of regulated products (over 7,000/year). Though most product recalls are voluntary, the FDA can also order them. Recalls can be very damaging to the reputation of a...
Genome-Edited Crops and the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard: Can Regulators Find the Right Balance?
Anyone who follows science news has probably heard of the phenomenal scientific advancements using CRISPR. CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) exist in nature as a defense mechanism in bacteria against invading viruses. In 2012, researchers Jennifer Doudna and
OSHA Regulations – Cross Industry Requirements to Ensure a Safe Environment
Jon Anderson For the past several months, managers and safety professionals have been tested as never before. Workplace challenges come at us fast and furious. We have had to adjust, modify, create, and constantly adapt to frequently changing guidance and instructions...
New Ingredients in Pet Food Formulation: Not as easy as creating a product with a few trending ingredients
By Carolyn Kennedy Everyone is looking for the next best thing when it comes to pet food. Many companies have tried to introduce new ingredients. Often, the new ingredients in pet foods mirror the trending ingredients in human food. There has been an influx of CBD and...
Maintaining Compliance through Virtual Audits
When the phone rings at EAS Consulting Group lately it is very often someone seeking assistance with Good Manufacturing Practices. While COVID-19 has caused major disruptions to global supply chains and manufacturing capabilities, FDA regulated industries forged ahead…