FOOD 2010 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Food Additives Amendment Of 1958, Federal Register, Generally Recognized As Safe

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Final exam break down: part a consists of 51 general questions about the course material (no math), part b consists of 13 math questions. Canada and the united states food regulatory systems (chapter 7) United states: an act becomes a law when the president signs it. Those in violation are guilty of having broken the law: a statute is not strictly a law, but rather a rule or administrative code issued by governmental agencies at all levels. Statues have the force of law: a code is the legal term for collection of statutes and rules. Regulations (cfr) is a yearly codification of rules published in the federal register: regulations and rules have similar meaning, although they are not the same as statutes and laws. Rules may be considered external policy statements issued by agencies, such as the usda, that ultimately become regulations.

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