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NC for adulterated product

Started by , May 18 2015 04:32 PM
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Hello,

Is it typically acceptable for companies to deal directly regarding a NC product - specifically adulterated product.  When do you need to let a regulatory body know which would lead to a recall, I imagine??

 

 

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It largely depends on what the product is.  Non-Meat Food, drugs, etc is under the FDA. Meat is under the USDA.


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