Articles By Dr. Douglas Moyer

1. It’s More Than Food Defense 1/22/2014

   FSMA’s new intentional adulteration rule — food defense vs. food fraud. In late 2013, the FDA published its proposed rules to prevent the intentional adulteration of food. The announcement of Section 106 was widely covered in trade journals, and to a lesser extent, in the general media due to its focus on food defense and terrorism. Although protecting the public's health from terrorists is of concern, food fraud is another type of intentional adulteration deserving attention.