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National Law Review
National Law Review
7/14/2026
The original headline is about the 2026 Regulatory Agenda being released, with updates on GRAS rulemaking.

The original headline is about the 2026 Regulatory Agenda being released, with updates on GRAS rulemaking.

Original: 2026 Regulatory Agenda Released – Updates Information Regarding GRAS Rulemaking

Short summary

The White House's OIRA released its 2026 Regulatory Agenda on July 3, 2026, outlining projected agency regulatory actions and timelines. A key item is a proposed FDA rule requiring mandatory GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) notification submissions for human and animal food substances, tentatively scheduled for December 2026. The agenda also covers nutrient content claims, front-of-package nutrition labeling, dietary supplement ingredient conditions, and various food standard updates.

  • OIRA released 2026 Regulatory Agenda on July 3, 2026 with projected agency actions and timelines
  • Key proposed FDA rule would mandate GRAS notices for food substances, tentatively set for December 2026
  • Additional items include added-sugar labeling, FOP nutrition labels, salt substitutes, and dietary supplement ingredient rules

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