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US FDA Slaps New Requirements for Indonesia’s Shrimp and Spices After Radioactive Contamination
Summary by The Straits Times
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Previously, the US FDA reported the discovery of suspected radioactive contamination of Cesium-137 in Indonesian clove products exported by PT NJS.
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found Cs-137 exposure in cloves shipped by PT NJS
FPSA - FDA Uses FSMA Authority to Stop Radioactive Food Imports From Indonesia
After discovering radioactive isotope Cesium-137 in shipments of shrimp and spices from Indonesia, FDA is exercising for the first time a power granted by Congress under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) to require food safety certification for imports. Read MoreThe post FDA Uses FSMA Authority to Stop Radioactive Food Imports From Indonesia appeared first on FPSA.
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