This guideline is designed to help establishments determine:
• The supporting documentation needed when submitting labels that bear an animal raising claim.
• Whether a modified label with an animal raising claim that has been approved is required to come back for approval or can be changed generically.
• How to add additional suppliers to a label with an animal raising claim that has been approved.
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