HATCH/HARKIN BILL WARNING LETTER PROVISION DRAWS CRITICISM FROM FDA's
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
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HATCH/HARKIN BILL WARNING LETTER PROVISION DRAWS CRITICISM FROM FDA's Mitchell Zeller, special assistant for policy in the agency's office of policy. Speaking at a Sept. 21 session of the Council for Responsible Nutrition's annual conference in Dana Point, Calif., Zeller declared that the Hatch/Harkin bill's provision allowing judicial review of FDA warning letters within 60 days of issuance "destroys the whole point of warning letters, which is to try to resolve a problem without going to court."
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