Food Safety
and cGMP Consulting
EMMA International’s food safety consulting service supports food manufacturers in a variety of areas to ensure compliance with food safety regulations and standards.
No matter how big or small your project is, our experts are here to support you with all aspects of compliance for your food manufacturing operations. We have capabilities in all facets of food production and processing, including beverage, bottled water, infant formula, acidified foods, and medical foods.
Whether you are looking to comply with ISO 22000, need support with FDA/EPA regulations, or are looking for guidance with the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), let our in-house Preventive Control Qualified Individuals (PCQIs) guide you every step of the way!
Overview of Food Safety Consulting Services
Food Label Reviews
Recall support
HACCP Plan Development
Mock Inspections and Audit Readiness Training
Food Defense & Facility Consulting
Food Safety
483 and Warning Letter Remediation
cGMP and FSMA compliant QMS Development
Specialty Areas
Low-Acid Canned Foods
Medical Foods
CBD Infused Foods
Infant Formula
Bottled Water
Food Allergens
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Food Safety/GMP
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) better protects the public health by aiding the food supply's safety and security in the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). This act allows the FDA to write and regulate food safety rules that prevent food safety issues rather than detecting and reacting to issues after they occur.
Ever since FSMA was signed into law in 2011, there hasn’t been another major reform for food safety; the HFP is looking to change that. Coupled with the massive reorganization of the ORA, which will end up being the largest re-org in FDA history, the HFP is aiming to modernize and streamline the way the FDA governs both human and animal food products.
Most people are familiar with, or have at least heard of, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). HIPAA was passed in 1996 to establish rules regarding Protected Health Information (PHI) for patients in the US. The three main rules are The Privacy Rule, The Security Rule, and the Breath Notification Rule, which all revolve around how PHI is handled, disclosed, and breach risks are mitigated. So, how do sponsors actually ensure they are complying with HIPAA during clinical trials?
This blog will review a brief history of substances that are Generally Recognized As Safe under FDA food regulations.