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Not good news: The FDA is conducting fewer foreign inspections - Food Politics by Marion Nestle
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Not good news: The FDA is conducting fewer foreign inspections - Food Politics by Marion Nestle
The FDA is cutting down its safety inspections of foreign food imports, even though nearly all seafood, about 60% of fresh fruit and about 40% of vegetables are imported, and we increasingly rely on food imports. As ProPublica explains, Foreign Food Safety Inspections Hit Historic Low After Trump Cuts. These crucial foreign inspections are neither easy nor cheap. They typically last longer than domestic ones and cost nearly $40,000 a visit, and …
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