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MCO 10110.38_

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DOD HAZARDOUS FOOD AND NONPRESCRIPTION DRUG RECALL SYSTEM

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MCO 10110.38_, "DOD HAZARDOUS FOOD AND NONPRESCRIPTION DRUG RECALL SYSTEM", is a United States Marine Corps publication.

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MCO 10110.38_ — index record

NumberMCO 10110.38_
TitleDOD HAZARDOUS FOOD AND NONPRESCRIPTION DRUG RECALL SYSTEM
Published
Issued byHeadquarters Marine Corps
Status on the indexCurrent
Source indexMarine Corps Publications Electronic Library (MCPEL)
Index last readOctober 20, 2026

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Synopsis as published on the index

To prescribe policy guidance and assign responsibilities within DoD to be followed when recalls of hazardous, tampered or suspected tampering of foods or nonprescription drugs, nonprescription medical devices, and health and beauty aids (hereinafter collectively called hazardous food and nonprescription drugs) are issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), U.S. Department of Commerce (USDC), Defense Personnel Support Center (DPSC), or other Government or non-Government agencies which concern foods or nonprescription drugs that are or may be expected to be in military accounts. As commissaries, exchanges, and other activities stock and distribute nonprescription drugs, nonprescription medical devices, and health and beauty aids, this recall system will be utilized to disseminate information on Class I and Class II recalls concerning these types of products in accordance with Defense Medical Standardization Board (DMSB) policy. Such notification is designed to supplement the customary recall information notices issued by the Military Medical Field Offices. This publication is applicable to HQ DLA; DPSC; Defense Supply Centers (DSCs) with depot operations; Defense Depots (DDs); Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps communications facilities; and those activities of the Military Services including Reserve Forces (hereinafter referred to as the Services) involved in the contracting, inspection, administration, shipment, storage, distribution, issue, sale, preparation for feeding of food supplies, and use of sale of nonprescription drugs, nonprescription medical devices, and health and beauty aids. This publication implements policy of the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering for the establishment of a hazardous food and nonprescription drug recall system. It has been coordinated with and concurred in by the DMSB and the Services. 🔴 NOTICE: THIS PUBLICATION IS HOSTED EXTERNALLY. THIS JOINT PUBLICATION IS MAINTAINED BY THE SPONSORING AUTHORITY. THE “DOWNLOAD PDF” LINK WILL REDIRECT YOU TO THE SPONSOR’S OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO ACCESS THE MOST CURRENT VERSION.

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