The FDA is repealing outdated food regulations, impacting items like canned fruits and dairy. Learn what’s changing and how it could affect your grocery shopping.

These “action levels” are outlined in FDA’s Compliance Policy Guide (CPG) 575.100, which was last updated in March 1995. FDA issued additional guidance on action level compliance in August 2000.

But regulation of pet food in the U.S. is spotty. While it’s true that the FDA regulates the ingredients found in commercial pet food, the agency doesn’t approve individual products or brands ...

The Supreme Court’s recent reversal of the Chevron doctrine means every new regulation is now living on borrowed time — and the FDA’s food dye ban may be its first casualty.

FDA’s food staff were up to these challenges on Jan. 1, but it is questionable whether that will still be so on Oct. 1.