generally recognized as safe: designating food additives that cause no known harm when used as intended
GRAS
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GRAS
abbreviation
generally recognized as safe (US Food and Drug Administration label)
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gras - Medical Definition
abbr.
generally recognized as safe (US Food and Drug Administration label)
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