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Adventures With Ruth Video
See Jon Rowley Featured (below) Fishing With Bill Webber in Cordova - and much more, 26 minutes.
The Marine Stewardship Council - Sustainable Seafood
Watch the video below to learn about the Marine Stewardship Council.
Tednologies Goes On The Road
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- 6-21-2010
FDA Opens the Reportable Food Registry Electronic Portal for Industry
Food facilities now required to report potentially dangerous products
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has a new way to head off potential cases of foodborne illness – the Reportable Food Registry (RFR), where food industry officials must use to alert the FDA quickly, through an electronic portal when they find their products might sicken or kill people or animals. The requirement, a result of legislation, took effect with the launch of the portal.
Facilities that manufacture, process or hold food for consumption in the United States now must tell the FDA within 24 hours if they find a reasonable probability that an article of food will cause severe health problems or death to a person or an animal. The reporting requirement applies to all foods and animal feed regulated by the FDA, except infant formula and dietary supplements, which are covered by other regulatory requirements. Some examples of reasons a food may be reportable include bacterial contamination, allergen mislabeling or elevated levels of certain chemical components.