FDA Rejects PFAS Food Tolerances Petition
FDA denied a petition for PFAS food tolerances in June 2025, leaving suppliers and manufacturers in a regulatory gray zone.
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FDA Quietly Pulls Two Outdated Food Dye Approvals
FDA withdraws food dye authorizations no longer in commercial use, a procedural move that still signals tightening regulatory scrutiny of synthetic colorants.
FDA’s Food Dye Cleanup Is Picking Up Speed
The FDA food dye cleanup is accelerating, and food manufacturers face tightening timelines to reformulate or risk shelf consequences.
FDA’s Food Dye Cleanup Is Picking Up Speed
The FDA food dye cleanup is accelerating, with multiple synthetic colorants under active review; here is what food manufacturers need to track now.
LETTUCE RECALL: FDA Retracts a Test But Keeps Taylor Farms in Its Sights
The FDA walked back one lab result in the Taylor Farms lettuce cyclosporiasis investigation, but the agency's epidemiological link to the outbreak remains intact.
FDA Can’t Define Ultra-Processed Foods, Won’t Ban Them
The FDA's acting deputy chief says landing on an ultra-processed food definition is 'challenging,' and a ban is off the table entirely.
Supplement Industry’s ‘Golden Age’ Hits a Regulatory Wall
Supplement industry regulatory oversight intensified in early 2026, with MAHA priorities driving FDA modernization, state legislation, and mounting litigation pressure.
FDA’s Ultra-Processed Food Definition Fight Has Three Sides Now
The ultra-processed food definition debate has shifted; FDA and USDA are now weighing three competing frameworks that could reshape labeling and formulation.
Better Meat Co Drops ‘Meat’ to Chase Bigger Mycoprotein Market
The Better Meat Co is now BMC Ingredients, signaling that its Rhiza mycoprotein ambitions stretch well beyond meat alternatives.
Ultra-Processed Food Regulation Is Coming. Is Your Formulation Ready?
From FDA definitions to WHO proposals and state-level litigation, UPF regulation is no longer a distant threat for food manufacturers.