FDA Proposes Early Detection System For CFSAN-Regulated Products
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
CFSAN says the program would involve a center-wide, coordinated and systematic effort to identify and then move signals about contaminants, through a review, management and follow-up process. The process could result in an early response by FDA and other agencies to potentially hazardous chemical threats.
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