The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) can legally prevent food from being shipped, or order food recalls, if they detect any Listeria bacteria.
FDA's website has a lot of good information (www dot fda dot gov), as well as FSIS' website (www dot fsis dot usda dot gov).
Frozen cheese pizzas and frozen vegetable pizzas are produced under FDA inspection, although I don't think they are specifically approved by FDA. However, a frozen pizza with meat on it is produced under inspection by FSIS and carries no implied FDA oversight.
In the United States, the federal and state governments play a very large role. In the meat and poultry industry, the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has on-site inspectors at every establishment to make sure only healthy animals are allowed into the food chain and that the products are safe for consumers. For all other food groups, the Food and Drug Administration inspects all facilities.
In the United States, foodborne illnesses are investigated by FSIS, FDA and CDC primarily. Other agencies, including state and local health authorities, can also become involved if the outbreak affects their jurisdiction.
Though not confirmed by the FDA, it is thought that Ginko Biloba is an herb that can help prevent and fight dementia
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SANDwiches are not regulated by the FDA.
GRAS is a regulatory acronym that stands for "Generally Recognized as Safe". The GRAS list is updated routinely by the FDA and FSIS in the United States and contains food ingredients such as water and salt (sodiume chloride). From a regulatory and food safety standpoint, these ingredients generally do not pose a problem to a consumer's health when used in a typical fashion, such as washing produce or adding salt to a seasoning blend.
Vinegar is the common name for acetic acid, an organic acid often used in red meat production. At concentrations of 5% and less, acetic acid is considered Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) by FDA and FSIS and is classified as a processing aid. At concentrations above 5%, acetic acid could be a chemical hazard.
GRAS is a regulatory acronym that stands for "Generally Recognized as Safe". The GRAS list is updated routinely by the FDA and FSIS in the United States and contains food ingredients such as water and salt (sodiume chloride). From a regulatory and food safety standpoint, these ingredients generally do not pose a problem to a consumer's health when used in a typical fashion, such as washing produce or adding salt to a seasoning blend.
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The FDA-licensed age range for the use of LAIV (live attenuated influenza vaccine) is 2 years to 49 years. It is approved for use in healthy individuals within this age range to help prevent influenza.