Who Keeps Your Food Safe?
- Aug 24, 2026
- 0:42
- Short
Who makes sure the food you buy is safe for your family?
Corrine Low, Wharton Associate Professor of Business Economics & Public Policy, explains why government food-safety oversight saves time and protects consumers.
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Brief Summary
Food safety relies on government oversight to protect families from unsafe products.
Key points
- The Role of Government in Food Safety. Food safety is crucial for parents, and government agencies play a vital role in ensuring it.
