SAVANNAH, Ga. AP - The Food and Drug Administration's top official said Monday she wants more inspectors at the booming Port of Savannah, where the agency keeps a lookout for safety hazards ranging from spoiled fish to counterfeit drugs.FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said her agency has only four inspectors in Savannah and that "we're hoping to double that in the very near term.
April 09, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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SAVANNAH, Ga. AP – The Food and Drug Administration’s top official said Monday she wants more inspectors at the booming Port of Savannah, where the agency keeps a lookout for safety hazards ranging from spoiled fish to counterfeit drugs.
FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said her agency has only four inspectors in Savannah and that “we’re hoping to double that in the very near term.”
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