United States:
FDA Reopens Comment Period For Proposed Rule On Gluten-Free Labeling Of Fermented Or Hydrolyzed Foods
17 February 2016
Jones Day
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In the January 22, 2016, Federal Register, FDA
corrected an error made in the proposed rule published November 18, 2015, titled "Food Labeling;
Gluten-Free Labeling of Fermented or Hydrolyzed Foods." One
section of the proposed rule provided a 30-day period for submitted
comments in the information collection provisions of the proposed
rule, but another section provided 60 days. FDA reopened the
comment period to address the error. Comments on
information collection issues are now due February 22, 2016; other
comments are due February 16, 2016.
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