FDA outlines 2026 food safety and nutrition priorities

By Shelby Shank
Field Editor

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) outlined food regulation priorities for 2026 that would change the process for determining the safety of ingredients and expanding the role of state agencies in food inspections.

The list is in line with goals administration officials have set publicly, including the pledge to tighten the regulation of

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