United States:
FDA Announces Filing Of Food Additive Petition For Mesquite Bean Flour
20 October 2014
Jones Day
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In the October 3, 2014, Federal Register, FDA
announced its filing of a citizen petition, proposing that the food
additive regulations be amended to provide for the safe use of
ionizing radiation to treat mesquite bean flour. Food producers use
ionizing radiation to reduce the levels of food-borne
pathogens.
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