Call for Comments -Human and Animal Foods sold through B2C Ecommerce
On 19-21 October 2021, the FDA hosted an online summit on the Safety of Foods Ordered Online and Delivered Directly to Consumers. The FDA opened a public docket to receive additional comments about these topics, which can be submitted electronically  now through November 20, 2021.

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica, through the Food Safety Modernization Branch is inviting the local food industry and interested stakeholders to join in the FDA discussion by submitting your comments on the topics highlighted below. Your comment will form a part of a Jamaican response. We ask that you submit your comments by 15 November 2021 and then participate in our online Stakeholder session where we will discuss and finalize the comment for submission to FDA. Register for the Stakeholder session by clicking on this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYucuuvrjgqEtBUZd1o0rxyrThAvhXl_BlX
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For more information on Food and Drug Administration New Era
of Smarter Food Safety Summit on ECommerce; Public Meeting; Request
for Comments please click the following link: https://www.regulations.gov/document/FDA-2021-N-0929-0001
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Name *
Telephone *
Email *
Name of Company *
Short Description of the company/organization *
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What are your thoughts on the types of B2C e-commerce models (e.g., produce and meal kit subscription services, ghost kitchens, dark stores)? *
What are some safety risks associated with foods sold through B2C e-commerce? *
What Standards of care should be used by industry to control these safety risks? *
What are your thoughts on the types of delivery models (e.g., third-party delivery, autonomous delivery models) and their impact on food safety? *
State the Regulatory approaches that should be applied to food sold through B2C e-commerce, and include challenges and gaps that need to be addressed? *
What information should the labeling of foods sold through B2C e-commerce have? *
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