The Food Quality Protection Act requires that the FDA ensure a ____ from any source that affects foods, raw or processed.
A) total certainty of no harm
B) complete certainty of no harm
C) relative certainty of no harm
D) reasonable certainty of no harm
E) possible certainty of no harm

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The correct choice is D, reasonable certainty of no harm. This is because the Food Quality Protection Act requires the FDA to ensure that there is a reasonable certainty that no harm will result from any source that affects foods, raw or processed. This means that while the FDA cannot guarantee complete or total certainty of no harm, it must ensure that there is a high level of reasonable certainty that the food supply is safe.

The Food Quality Protection Act Requires That the FDA Ensure