FDA to host meeting regarding 'economically motivated adulteration'

WASHINGTON The Food and Drug Administration on May 1 will host a meeting around “economically motivated adulteration,” the association announced Monday through the Federal Register.

“The purpose of the meeting is to stimulate and focus a discussion about ways in which the food (including dietary supplements and animal food), drug, medical device and cosmetic industries, regulatory agencies and other parties can better predict and prevent economically motivated adulteration with a focus on situations that pose the greatest public health risk,” the agency stated.