The model is trained only on internal FDA documents and not data from regulated industry. He also highlighted the work of Siobhan Gallagher Taylor and Gary Pecic, the FDA national experts for dietary supplements who have been training inspectors to be more thorough during site visits. “This program is intended for the certification of food that’s imported into the US, so FDA does recognize that audits can provide valuable public health assurances when those audits are reliable and aligned with the relevant FDA food safety requirements,” she explained. Revisiting how products enter the marketAlthough the FDA does not have pre-market approval of dietary supplements, MAHA leaders are prioritizing changes that would reform how these products reach consumers. It would require that companies submit GRAS notification to FDA within two years of enactment.