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12. Food Safety & Regulation / Food Preservation & Additives / Problem 5
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A firm plans to introduce a novel plant extract not previously used in foods. Which FDA approval pathway is most appropriate and what immediate requirements should the company expect to fulfill?
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No approval needed if the extract will be used at very low concentrations; minor use exempts it from both GRAS and premarket submission requirements
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File directly for a Temporary Emergency Use Authorization which the FDA grants automatically for new colorants and novel flavorings without data if economic benefit is demonstrated
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Claim GRAS status without public disclosure because any company can declare a substance generally recognized as safe based on internal opinion without submitting evidence to FDA
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Premarket food additive petition: submit safety data including analytical detection methods, animal toxicology studies, and evidence of efficacy because the substance is novel and not historically recognized as safe
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