FDA Finalizes Intentional Adulteration Rule, Completing Last Of FSMA Regs

FDA finalized the last of seven Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rules designed to protect against intentional adulteration where the intent is to cause wide-spread public harm. The rule, unveiled Thursday (May 26), requires businesses to identify vulnerabilities and develop mitigation strategies to protect the food supply. The agency lays out a tiered compliance time line based on the size of a business, and says changes from the original proposal are designed to offer more clarity and flexibility for companies...