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NBFDS: 2020 Annual Updates to List of Bioengineered Foods-Proposed Rule, Published 07/22/2022
- Overview of Recordkeeping Requirements of the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard Webinar
- Webinar Transcript (txt)
- BE Webinar Slides - December 2020 (pdf)
- Draft Instructions on Testing Methods (pdf) - Public comments made on this document may be found at Regulations.gov
- Draft Validation Process (pdf) - Public comments made on this document may be found at Regulations.gov
- NBFDS: Updates to the List of Bioengineered Foods 2020- Request for comments Notice
- Final Rule for National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard
- Recorded Webinar on Proposed National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard
- Webinar Transcript (pdf)
- BE Final Rule Webinar Slides (pdf)
- BE Proposed Rule Webinar Slides (pdf)
- Study of Electronic or Digital Disclosure
- Proposed Rule Questions Under Consideration
- Public Input on Bioengineered Food Disclosure Questions
- Full text of the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Law (pdf)
- State Preemption Letters (pdf)
- Policy Memo – Consistency between Bioengineered Disclosure and the National Organic Program (pdf)
- Request for Information on a Performance Work Statement (pdf)
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