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Recently Published GRAS Notices and FDA Letters

US Food and Drug Administration · 4 connected claims

D04 · Health, Evidence, Supplements & PeptidesD07 · Commerce, Productization & MarketplacesD09 · Legal, Compliance, Trust & RegTechD12 · Data, Knowledge, Search & EvidenceD23 · Climate, Energy, Mobility & Built EnvironmentD24 · Frontier Science & Wildcards

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https://www.fda.gov/food/gras-notice-inventory/recently-published-gras-notices-and-fda-letters

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  1. MWITA-FF-2026-027FDA's GRAS inventory distinguishes notices receiving 'no questions' letters from notices whose evaluation ceased at the notifier's request.Evidence A
  2. MWITA-FF-2026-028An FDA 'no questions' GRAS response addresses a notifier's conclusion for specified uses rather than granting general pre-market approval to a technology platform.Evidence A
  3. MWITA-BMF-2026-031FDA's recently published GRAS inventory records a no-questions letter for zeaxanthin produced by fermentation with Yarrowia lipolytica CGMCC 39021.Evidence A
  4. MWITA-BMF-2026-032FDA's inventory records a no-questions letter for mycelial biomass of Fusarium compactum CGMCC 41312 used as fungal protein.Evidence A

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