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RFK Jr. wants more FDA oversight of food ingredients. It could end up costing $210 million.
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Fusion42 · 23 August 2026 · Fusion42 review
The FDA is proposing a rule requiring food manufacturers to notify the agency about ingredients they self-certify as safe, closing the GRAS loophole and increasing federal oversight. This change is estimated to cost up to $210 million over 10 years, significantly impacting small businesses and potentially raising consumer prices.
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You face higher compliance costs and scrutiny if your food product uses ingredients certified in-house. This opens a door for suppliers and services that help with FDA notification and compliance documentation.
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