FDA to boost surprise inspections at foreign-based food, medical plants

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Fact checked by Sarah ScottParents/Getty ImagesKey PointsMilk parents purchase the grocery store is still safe to buy and drinkWhat's paused is the proficiency testing that measures how well labs are performing milk safety checks Parents do not need to be alarmed; the FDA is still making sure the milk you drink is safeBy now, you have likely heard that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended its testing procedures for milk in the U.…

FDA To Ramp Up Unannounced Inspections At Foreign Facilities

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FDA plans to increase surprise inspections at companies outside of the US

On Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that it plans to expand unannounced inspections at foreign sites that produce food, essential medicines, and other medical products for American consumers.The agency said it wants to ensure that foreign companies receive the same level of oversight as companies within the U.S."With this shift, the FDA is further ensuring that every product entering the U.S. is safe, legitimate, and honest…

U.S. FDA to inspect sans notice all foreign manufacturing food, drug, medical products for America

U.S. FDA to conduct unannounced inspections on foreign facilities to ensure regulatory oversight and scrutiny for American consumers.

Surprise!: FDA Will Expand The Use Of ‘Unannounced Inspections’ In Foreign Countries

The FDA announced Tuesday that it will increase unannounced inspections at foreign manufacturing plants that produce food and drugs for U.S. consumption.

FDA to Ramp Up Unannounced Inspections at Foreign Facilities

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will be conducting more unannounced inspections at facilities outside the country, the agency announced on May 6. The FDA conducts about 3,000 inspections of foreign facilities each year, but many facility operators are informed of the inspections weeks or even months ahead of time. “For too long, foreign companies have enjoyed a double standard—given advanced notice before facility inspections, while …