According to the FDA, what are the two required parts of a consumer advisory?

• A. A nutrition facts panel
• B. A price tag
• C. A disclosure and a reminder
• D. An ingredients list

Answer: (C)

The requirement focuses on informing customers about the risks of eating raw or undercooked animal foods and guiding them on how to reduce those risks. A consumer advisory must include two parts: a disclosure that raw or undercooked animal foods may cause illness, and a reminder with steps to reduce risk, such as cooking to safe minimum internal temperatures and following safe handling practices. This helps customers make informed choices and know how to minimize danger when such items are offered. Other labeling elements like a nutrition facts panel, price tag, or ingredients list aren’t part of the consumer advisory.