A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official affirmed the safety of the American food supply as reported cases of cyclosporiasis reached 11,000. Donald Prater, the FDA’s acting deputy commissioner for food, made this statement on Monday during the International Association for Food Protection’s annual meeting.
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FDA Official States U.S. Food Supply is Safe Amid Cyclosporiasis Cases Reaching 11,000
Donald Prater, the acting deputy commissioner for food at the FDA, stated that the U.S. food supply is safe as cases of cyclosporiasis have reached 11,000. His comments were made during the International Association for Food Protection’s annual meeting.
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FDA official insists ‘U.S. food supply is safe’ as cyclosporiasis cases hit 11,000
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FDA Official States U.S. Food Supply is Safe Amid Cyclosporiasis Cases Reaching 11,000