Several food industry groups hope so.
The responsibility for implementing two major changes to food labeling requirements has fallen on the Trump Administration:
Nutrition Facts Panel – On May 27, 2016, FDA published a final rule that will ove…
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Tags: Agriculture, Bioengineered, Biotechnology, Disclosure, FDA, Food, Food Labeling, GMO, GMO labeling, Government Relations, John G. Dillard, Labeling, Law Firm, Lawyer, Nutrition Facts, Trump, USDA
Washington, DC – Wednesday, August 30, 2017 – OFW Law is pleased to announce that one of its founding principals, Richard L. Frank, has been recognized as the Agriculture Lawyer of the Year in the 2017 edition of the Finance Monthly Global Awards…
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Tags: Advertising, Agriculture, Attorney, FDA, Finance Monthly, Food, Labeling, Law Firm, Lawyer, OFW Law, Richard L. Frank, USDA
OFW Law is pleased to announce the creation of a new Health Industry Policy and Regulatory Practice. The practice will be focused on government health program payment issues and FDA-related policy issues for clients in the health care delivery syst…
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Tags: Attorney, Brett T. Schwemer, FDA, Health Care, Health Industry Policy and Regulatory Practice, HHS, Ladd Wiley, Law Firm, Life Sciences, Lobbyist, Medicare, OFW Law, Richard L. Frank
This morning, FDA’s Office of Nutrition and Food Labeling announced that it intends to extend the compliance date for the new Nutrition Facts requirements. FDA’s announcement, which is included on its “Changes to the Nutrition Facts Label”…
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In a January 3, 2017, decision likely to have broad implications in food class action litigation, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a California federal district court judge’s decision certifying a consumer class action brought by purchas…
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Tags: Administrative Feasability, Ascertainability, Bioengineered, Briseno, Certification, Class Action, ConAgra, FDA, GMO, Labeling, Natural, Rule 23, Wesson
FDA has published two Federal Register notices (see here and here) announcing the availability of draft guidance documents that are intended to help address issues raised by the agency’s final rules (see here and here) amending Nutrition Facts and…
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Ever since the election we have been asked which Obama Administration regulations and executive actions are likely to be stricken by the new Trump Administration or the 115th Congress. Will the focus be on the rules issued since mid May of this yea…
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Tags: Agriculture, Appropriations, Congress, Continuing Resolution, Donald Trump, Farm Bill, FDA, Food, Freedom Caucus, Labeling, Regulation, Roger R. Szemraj, SNAP, Trump Administration, USDA
On November 15, 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released a new Policy Statement on marketing claims for over the counter (OTC) homeopathic drugs. The Policy Statement is here and the press release and accompanying report are available here a…
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Irrespective of whether you voted for or against Donald Trump, last night’s election results will lead to a significant changing of the guard in how food is regulated by FDA and USDA. In his Contract with America, soon-to-be-President Trump promi…
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Tags: Dietary Guidelines, Donald Trump, FDA, Food, Food Safety, FSMA, Law Firm, Lawyer, , Nutrition Facts, Regulation, Richard L. Frank, Sodium Reduction, USDA, Vending Machine
With the House and Senate remaining under Republican majorities, it is very unclear what matters may be handled in the lame duck session, and which ones will be pushed into the 115th Congress. Some will want to extend the Continuing Resolution fro…
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Tags: Agriculture, Appropriations, Child Nutrition, Congress, Donald Trump, Farm Bill, FDA, Food, Food Safety, FSMA, House Agriculture Committee, House of Representatives, Nutrition, President, Republican, Senate, Senate Agriculture Committee
