FOOD and Drug Administration (FDA) Director General Samuel Zacate has recently met with Tuguegarao Mayor Maila Ting-Que to discuss the upcoming signing of a memorandum of agreement for the 'Bigyan-Halaga, Bangon Micro, Medium and Small Enterprises' (BBMSME) Program.
FOOD and Drug Administration Director General Samuel Zacate has recently met with Tuguegarao Mayor Maila Ting-Que to discuss the upcoming signing of a memorandum of agreement for the 'Bigyan-Halaga, Bangon Micro, Medium and Small Enterprises' Program. The BBMSME program aims to assist local entrepreneurs by raising their awareness and teaching them good manufacturing practices, enabling them to adhere to the technical and safety requirements of the FDA.
These objectives include ensuring the FDA's monitoring and regulatory coverage over establishments and products under its jurisdiction; enhancing industry and consumer confidence in the regulatory system; and helping achieve economic growth and development by promoting fair trade practices and sound regulatory foundation for domestic and international trade.
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