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Each year, the FDA makes adjustments to its inspection processes and policies. This year is no exception.

In addition to a host of technical and procedural updates, the FDA has made the following important changes:

• The “In-Plant Photographs” section has been revised to address how investigators will respond when a firm refuses photography during an inspection.

• Environmental sampling policies have been simplified and revised.

• New Re-Inspection User Fee procedures have been incorporated, as mandated under the Food Safety Modernization Act.

• Tobacco product guidance has been included throughout.

• Contact information and FDA directories are updated.

• And more…

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