With the exception of poultry and meat products, the FDA regulates what manufacturers state on food labels and the safety of cosmetics, medicines, medical devices, and feed and drugs for pets and farm animals.

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The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) is responsible for regulating the safety and labeling of most food products (except for poultry and meat, which are regulated by the USDA), cosmetics, medicines, medical devices, and animal feed and drugs, ensuring they are safe, wholesome, and properly labeled.

With the Exception of Poultry and Meat Products, the FDA