Pennsylvania HB1130 amends food protection laws to require reporting of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) substances and establish a public.

Pennsylvania HB1130 amends the food protection laws to mandate reporting of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) substances and create a public database for these reports. It prohibits the sale or use of GRAS substances in food unless a report has been filed with the secretary and the substance is listed on the public database. The bill outlines the information required in the report, including data and information for submission of a GRAS notice. The secretary may charge a fee for filing a report to recover costs.

Pennsylvania HB1130 amends food protection laws to require reporting of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) substances and establish a public.

Pennsylvania HB1130 amends the food protection laws to mandate reporting of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) substances and create a public database for these reports. It prohibits the sale or use of GRAS substances in food unless a report has been filed with the secretary and the substance is listed on the public database. The bill outlines the information required in the report, including data and information for submission of a GRAS notice. The secretary may charge a fee for filing a report to recover costs.