I believe the success of FSMA's implementation will rest on a flexible regulatory structure that, one, encourages an efficient, risk-based approach to food safety, and two, acknowledges that a one-size-fits-all, overly burdensome model simply will not fit such a vast and diverse food supply chain such as ours.
Pitts emphasizes the need for flexible food safety regulations.
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