The original headline is 11 words: "FDA Advises Businesses to Protect Their Food Facility Registration Information"

Short summary

The FDA issued a constituent update warning businesses to protect their Food Facility Registration (FFR) information from misuse by third parties. The agency noted an uptick in unnecessary registrations and third-party platforms requesting FFR details, creating fraud risks including unauthorized viewing, changing, or canceling of registrations. FDA advises facilities to never share FFR information, use subaccounts for additional personnel, and cancel and re-register if information was shared in error.

• •FDA warns against sharing FFR information with third-party platforms
• •Unnecessary registrations create fraud risks and divert FDA inspection resources
• •Businesses should use subaccounts instead of sharing FFR credentials

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