When our Food Safety Forum gathered on April 3 to delve into the Top 3 Challenges of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), we learned about the common compliance challenges our food and beverage makers face. We also learned from those with deep industry experience who came out to share their know-how with the audience. View the presentation here.
Leaning that compliance with FSMA is more involved than many were fully aware, exactly who needs to be compliant (and when) rose as a common question among the many small food and beverage and pet food companies attending.
- Do I have to register my food facility with the FDA?
- If I own or operate a small business, do FSMA's requirements apply to me?
- I've confirmed that I'm a "qualified facility." Now what do I have to do?
Learn the answers to these questions
here.
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