What three areas does FDA's Food Protection Plan cover?

What three areas does FDA's Food Protection Plan cover?

• A. Water quality; Animal welfare; Packaging safety
• B. Medical product safety; Occupational safety; Travel health
• C. Food for people and animals; Domestic and imported; Food safety and food defense
• D. Dietary guidelines; Public health; Environmental safety

Answer: (C)

The plan scopes FDA’s food protection efforts around three areas: foods for people and animals; domestic and imported foods; and food safety and food defense. This means FDA works to safeguard both human and animal foods, whether produced domestically or imported, and to address both traditional safety concerns and the potential for deliberate contamination or tampering. The other options mix in topics like water quality, packaging safety, or medical product safety, which are not the three areas defined by the Food Protection Plan.

The plan scopes FDA’s food protection efforts around three areas: foods for people and animals; domestic and imported foods; and food safety and food defense. This means FDA works to safeguard both human and animal foods, whether produced domestically or imported, and to address both traditional safety concerns and the potential for deliberate contamination or tampering. The other options mix in topics like water quality, packaging safety, or medical product safety, which are not the three areas defined by the Food Protection Plan.