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The Federal Food Safety Modernization Act: Impacts in Import and Small-Scale Production Sectors

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2011

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Jonathan Koenig, The Federal Food Safety Modernization Act: Impacts in Import and Small-Scale Production Sectors (May 2011).

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This paper examines the recently enacted Food Safety Modernization Act and its effects on small-scale farmers/processors and food importers. Part I examines the exceptional treatment given to small-scale producers and farmers. Part II discusses the heightened regulation of imported foods. Part III demonstrates that the decision to heighten import regulation while providing exemptions for small-scale producers was not predicated on a scientific risk analysis, and argues that this regulatory scheme leaves significant gaps in the food safety system.

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Food and Drug Law, FDA Enforcement-Regulation of foreign commerce-Import-

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