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In pictures: A year in the food industry
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On January 4, President Obama signed the Food Safety Modernization Act into law, overcoming a number of obstacles, including remaining stalled in the Senate for a year, a filibuster attempt, a technical glitch and fierce debate over certain amendments. Funding was still a subject of debate at the time of signing, and by the end of the year, the FDA had secured an additional $50m in funding, $39m of which was earmarked to fund the new law. Implementing the law is expected to cost $1.4bn over five years. |
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President Obama signs the Food Safety Modernization Act into law |
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FDA expert panel rejects warning labels for artificial colorings |
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Thanks!
It is good to look back and see the steps taken during the year.
Thanks a bunch for summing it up!
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Posted by Dr Katalin Csoka
25 December 2011 | 18h24