CFSAN AER system
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition expects to have new adverse events reporting system for cosmetics, food and color additives and dietary supplements in place by May 2003, FDA reports. CFSAN Adverse Event Reporting System (CAER), which is undergoing pilot testing, will replace existing three AER systems. Older versions will remain in place until new system is implemented, agency says. Beginning on or after Sept. 16, CFSAN will send letters to companies notifying them when an AER involving one of their products has been received. Under Senate Agriculture Appropriations bill, CFSAN's AER system would receive $7.6 mil. in FY 2003 funding (1"The Rose Sheet" Aug. 5, 2002, In Brief)...
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