FDA food chief, an EPA vet, resigns over Trump admin firings
The Food and Drug Administration’s top official on food safety abruptly resigned, citing the Trump administration’s firings. As first reported by Food Fix, Jim Jones left his post as FDA’s deputy commissioner for the human foods program over the “indiscriminate firing” of 89 employees.
The firings appeared to focus on employees in the agency’s centers for food, medical devices, and tobacco products. The Trump ...
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Notice of layoffs went into effect this past weekend for employees at the Food and Drug Administration. Neither the FDA nor ...
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