Food Chemical News :Long known for its authoritative coverage of U.S. food regulation, Food Chemical News has now expanded to cover global developments and also to cover the world of dietary supplements.
Crucial intelligence: They were the first to report internal dissent among key federal officials about the enforceability of the USDA’s HACCP rules, and the impact of a related lawsuit on its inspection program. subscribers have had access to exclusive reports on how the FDA plans to formulate a new biotechnology policy in the aftermath of the StarLink fiasco.
Expanded global coverage: Responding to the increasingly global issues in food regulation — and especially the controversy over regulation of genetically modified foods — Food Chemical News has expanded its coverage of international issues, including food trade matters. Food Chemical News is the only publication that combines international coverage from Brussels, Paris, Tokyo and elsewhere with authoritative coverage of U.S. regulation.
Expanded coverage of dietary supplements and labeling issues: Battles over the regulation of ephedra and regulation of the claims made for the increasing number of dietary supplements get in-depth coverage. Food Chemical News has also expanded its coverage of food labeling issues — including hotly debated GM labeling — and nutrition policy.
Instantaneous delivery: Subscribers to Food Chemical News learn about each day’s most critical developments almost instantaneously, via e-mail, in Food Chemical News Daily.
Instant access, worldwide: Online subscribers benefit from instant access, full searchability of the archives, and attractive pricing for multi-user subscriptions for anywhere from 2 to hundreds of users.
Analysis, context, and a look ahead: Experienced editors don’t just tell you what happened. They tell you why it happened, what it means to you, and what you can expect to happen next.
Comprehensive coverage of federal regulatory activity: Each week, subscribers receive complete summaries of food regulatory activity in the Federal Register and the Congressional Record, and reports from hearings on Capitol Hill (along with behind-the-scenes intelligence from Hill staffers and agency staff). They also receive complete data on food product recalls, Warning Letters, meetings and conferences, and so much more. |
