In an FDA Voice blog, FDA Commissioner Gottlieb highlighted a number of the agency’s proposed regulatory actions related to tobacco, food claims and labeling. The Unified Agenda includes several actions related to tobacco products, including implementing product standards for testing battery safety of e-cigarettes and administrative detention of tobacco products. FDA also plans to remove all mention of partially hydrogenated oils in its regulations and revoke all prior sanctioned uses, and it has plans to update the definition of the claim “healthy” on food labels. Further, FDA is planning to revoke outdated standards of identity, including for French salad dressing and frozen cherry pie and will reopen the comment period on the proposed rule establishing general principles to update the framework for standards of identity.