At a Glance A GRAS dossier is often viewed as a regulatory submission prepared solely to support commercialization in the United States. In reality, a well-developed GRAS dossier can become […] Read More >>
At a Glance A well-prepared self-affirmed GRAS dossier may already contain much of the scientific information needed to support an FDA GRAS notice. However, converting an existing dossier for FDA […] Read More >>
If you’ve been researching how to bring a food ingredient to market in the United States, you’ve likely come across the term “GRAS certification.” It’s a phrase that sounds official—but […] Read More >>
As part of a sweeping push toward transparency in the U.S. food system, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed eliminating the self-affirmed Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) pathway. […] Read More >>