The Associated Press on September 30, 2009 reported, "The Food and Drug Administration is laying out plans to improve its public announcements on food and drug safety, more than three years after federal advisers recommended major changes." The agency "will begin studying public response to its announcements on potentially dangerous food and drugs."
Given the recent proliferation of counterfeit, adulterated, fraudulent and production issues on medications and consumer products produced and distributed in the United States, this is announcement is seen as an important step forward in protecting the domestic consumer.
Given the recent proliferation of counterfeit, adulterated, fraudulent and production issues on medications and consumer products produced and distributed in the United States, this is announcement is seen as an important step forward in protecting the domestic consumer.
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