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Contaminants regulations in US
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Key Contaminants signals for US
FDA Guidance: Lead Reduction in Baby and Young Children Food
Near-termWhat changed: FDA issued guidance, "Action Levels for Lead in Processed Food Intended for Babies and Young Children: Guidance for Industry" (published December 31, 2024). It states current agency thinking and binds no one. Manufacturers should implement control measures to minimize lead presence and work to lower lead concentrations in processed foods for babies and young children to the greatest extent possible.
FDA Guidance: Inorganic Arsenic Action Level in Apple Juice
Horizon TBDWhat changed: FDA issued guidance, "Action Level for Inorganic Arsenic in Apple Juice: Guidance for Industry" (published May 31, 2023). It states current agency thinking and binds no one. Manufacturers should ensure that inorganic arsenic levels in apple juice do not exceed the FDA's action level of 10 parts per billion (10 μg/kg).
FDA Draft Guidance: Cadmium Action Levels for Baby Food
Near-termWhat changed: The FDA has issued draft guidance outlining recommended action levels for cadmium concentrations in processed foods specifically formulated for children under two years of age. This document serves as non-binding advice to industry regarding the reduction of heavy metal exposure in pediatric diets.
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