Food Safety Washington DC

If you have strong opinions about food safety, let the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) know what you think of their proposed preventive controls for fresh produce , as published in yesterday’s edition of the Federal Register.

Penn Quarter FRESHFARM Market
North end of 8th St., NW; Between D & E Streets
Washington, DC
USDA Farmers Market
(202) 720-8317
Corner 12th St. & Independence Ave.; USDA Parking Lot
Washington, DC
Calypso Organic Selections
(703) 464-5550
1725 Eye St NW Suite 300
Washington, DC
Dupont Circle FRESHFARM Market
1500 block of 20th Street; Between Massachusetts Avenue and Q Street
Washington, DC
SoyFoods Association of North America
(202) 659-3522
1050 17th Street, N.W. Suite 600
Washington, DC
Common Good City Farm
(202) 330-5945
Washington, DC
Mount Pleasant Farmers Market
Lamont Park; 17th & Lamont & Mt. Pleasant Streets NW
Washington, DC
USDOT Farmers Market
(202) 366-8932
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC
H Street FRESHFARM Market
624 H Street, NE; (parking lot directly across from the H Street Self Stora
Washington, DC
Foggy Bottom FRESHFARM Market
I Street; Between New Hampshire & 24th Street, NW
Washington, DC
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Get Involved in Produce Safety

If you have strong opinions about food safety, let the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) know what you think of their proposed preventive controls for fresh produce , as published in yesterday’s edition of the Federal Register.

In a public statement, the agencies state they are “working together to achieve the goals of enhancing the safety and quality of fresh produce in ways that take into account the wide diversity of farming operations. We are committed to leveraging the expertise of our partner agencies and working together to ensure that our current produce safety and quality activities are complementary and consistent.”

Growers, produce-safety stakeholders and the public may comment on the production and packing of fresh produce, as well as practical approaches to improving produce safety.

The FDA encourages anyone interested to submit information relevant to developing safety standards for fresh produce at farms and packing houses, as well as strategies to ensure compliance with those standards.

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