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Flashcards covering key laws and regulations in the packaging industry.
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What does CFR stand for in packaging regulations?
Code of Federal Regulations.
What is a standard of practice in the packaging industry?
Not always a law, but can be upheld in court as if it were law.
Which landmark legislation aimed to regulate food and packaging in 1938?
The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
What significant amendment to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act was introduced in 1958?
Food Additives Amendment.
What are GRAS additives?
Generally Recognized As Safe additives.
What does the Delaney Clause prohibit?
Carcinogenic additives.
What does the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990 revise?
The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act of 1966.
What does the Poison Prevention Act of 1970 address?
Child-resistant packaging and warning labels.
What event led to the implementation of the Tamper Evident Act of 1982?
Cyanide was added to Tylenol, causing deaths.
What is required under the Tamper Evident legislation?
Visual evidence that a product has or has not been tampered with.
What transportation act governs the distribution of hazardous materials?
Transportation Safety Act of 1974.
What is Rule 41, Item 222 in packaging regulations?
Specification for design, style, and material for shipping packages.
What role does the Department of Transportation play in packaging?
Regulates distribution laws and regulations for hazardous materials.