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Allergen Labeling regulations in global
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Key Allergen Labeling signals for global
FDA Rule: Current Good Manufacturing Practice Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls
Horizon TBDWhat changed: The FDA has finalized comprehensive regulations under the Food Safety Modernization Act requiring food facilities to implement hazard analysis and risk-based preventive controls. This rule mandates specific operational practices to mitigate allergen cross-contact and ensure the safety of raw materials and ingredients.
FDA Rule: Congress Prescribed That Foods Subject to the Nutrition-label Requirements are
Horizon TBDWhat changed: The FDA enforces statutory requirements under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, which classifies any food product subject to nutrition labeling standards as misbranded if it fails to provide mandated disclosures.
Codex Alimentarius Source on Global Alignment for Prepackaged Food Allergen Labeling Standards
Near-termWhat changed: Codex source "CCFL 48 2025" is filed under Allergen Labeling. The extracted text is incomplete, so read the source for what it requires. Whether it is a proposal or an adopted rule, and its dates, are not confirmed.
FDA Rule: Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods
Horizon TBDWhat changed: FDA adopted this final rule, "Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods" (FR Doc. 2022-24417, published November 21, 2022), in effect since January 20, 2023. It is not a new requirement.
Codex Alimentarius Source on Global Standards for Allergen Labeling Declarations
Near-termWhat changed: The Codex Alimentarius Commission has advanced the revision of the General Standard for the Labelling of Pre-packaged Foods to Step 8, establishing finalized international requirements for the declaration of priority allergens.
Codex Alimentarius Advances Labeling Requirements for Dried Culinary Herbs and Spices
Horizon TBDWhat changed: Codex Alimentarius has advanced labeling provisions for several dried spice and herb standards, including oregano, ginger, cloves, and basil, to the next stage of the international standard-setting process. These requirements mandate specific declarations for product identity and origin to ensure consistency across global trade.
Codex Committee Source on Allergen Declaration Expectations for Export-facing Labels
Horizon TBDWhat changed: Codex source "CCFL 47 2024" is filed under Allergen Labeling. The extracted text is incomplete, so read the source for what it requires. Whether it is a proposal or an adopted rule, and its dates, are not confirmed.
Codex Alimentarius Advances Global Standardization for Sulphite Allergen Declaration Requirements
Horizon TBDWhat changed: Codex Alimentarius has progressed to Step 5 in the drafting process for standardized sulphite allergen labeling, specifically targeting the declaration of sulphites in ready-to-eat and reconstituted food products.
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