Honey Integrity Act mandates honey testing for economically motivated adulteration by commercial honey packers.
The Honey Integrity Act requires qualifying commercial honey packers to test honey for economically motivated adulteration, ensuring it meets U.S. standards. The Secretary of Health and Human Services, through the Food and Drug Administration, will oversee the Honey Integrity Program, which includes developing testing protocols and sharing data with enforcement agencies. The act also mandates reporting and refusal of honey identified as adulterated. Fees will be collected to fund the program.
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