A Veterinarian Is Temporarily Leading the FDA’s Human Foods Program
Veterinarian tapped to temporarily lead FDA’s human foods program – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: Pixabay) The recent leadership shift at the Food and Drug Administration places a longtime veterinarian in charge of the agency’s human foods operations at a moment when consumers continue to track recalls and safety standards closely. Donald Prater, who has worked at the FDA for more than 26 years, will serve as acting commissioner for the human foods side while the White House completes paperwork for a new top official. The change follows the departure of the previous acting commissioner and reflects ongoing … Read more









