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FDA Grade “A” Milk Testing Is Coming Back—Here’s What You Need To KnowProficiency testing was designed to certify that each laboratory is producing accurate results. This is different from ...
The FDA has halted its quality control program that tests milk but promised to protect the safety of the pasteurized milk ...
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How the FDA's Milk Testing Pause Affects Your Child's SafetyFact checked by Sarah Scott Key Points Milk parents purchase the grocery store is still safe to buy and drinkWhat's paused is ...
In April, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration suspended something called lab proficiency testing -- yet this is not the ...
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The testing of Grade A dairy products like pasteurized and raw milk, cheese, and yogurt are currently being paused by the FDA ...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) revealed some troubling news over the past week. Due to staff cuts, it is suspending a quality control program for ...
The FDA has suspended a quality control program for testing milk and dairy products, according to Reuters. The program is paused due to reduced lab capacity, and it’s unclear when it will resume.
An internal email seen by Reuters said this was due to reduced capacity in the program's food safety and nutrition division.
“Kroger sells pasteurized and ultra-pasteurized milk, both are safe to drink because the temperature of pasteurization will ...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspended a quality-control testing program for drinking milk and other dairy products ...
Yes. Though the FDA has suspended its proficiency testing program, milk products are still safe to consume in North Carolina.
A leaked memo from the Food and Drug Administration announced a policy change that some believe could harm milk consumers.
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