Partner Nathan Beaver was quoted in a Law360 article, “Government Shutdown Stretches FDA Food Safety Thin,” about the threat to food safety posed by the partial shutdown of the federal government.
Beaver said the vast majority of food companies are operating in a manner that’s compliant. “For bad actors or companies who are not doing things the right way, those would be the types that could slip through the cracks right now,” he said.
Beaver said the vast majority of food companies are operating in a manner that’s compliant. “For bad actors or companies who are not doing things the right way, those would be the types that could slip through the cracks right now,” he said.
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