Ice Cream Company Agrees to Consent Decree Due to cGMP Violations

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Ice Cream Manufacturer Enters Into Consent Decree Following cGMP Violations, Discovery of Pathogen

Dennis Tosh

March 19, 2025 at 02:46 PM EST

A federal district court in Maryland has approved a consent decree of permanent injunction barring an ice cream manufacturer from marketing food products following FDA inspections over several years that revealed the presence of a resident strain of a pathogen at the firm’s facility (United States v. Totally Cool, Inc., No. 1:25-cv-00699-ADC (D. Md.)). Totally Cool Inc., base... Read More

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