Head of the Food Department of FDA Jim Jones, resigns after working in the agency

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The head of the food department of the Food and Drug Department resigned on Monday widespread According to a report, it will be difficult to meet the desired changes of the Trump management within the agency.

Jim Jones, as “uncertain” on the weekend, asked for the termination of 89 employees in the food division Bloomberg News tells Monday evening.

“I expected the agenda of the health of the health of the department to improve the health of Americans, reducing the risk of chronic disease and chemicals related to the diet.

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FDA's food division of food Jim Jones, he resigned on Monday that he was “inseparable” after withdrawal in his section. (FDA / FOX News)

Jones said, “It will be” fruitless for me to continue in this role ” Trump management To make the changes he wanted, he needed “waiver for a lot”.

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt responded to the resignation of Jones: “Bureaucrats” saying some “bureaucrats,” Bloomberg news is constant in an email “Mandat delivered by the American people”.

“President Trump is interested in the best and most qualified people who want to implement the first American agenda on behalf of the American people.” He said to the outlet. “It's not for everyone and that's good.”

Jim Jones, the FDA said it would be “fondless” for the “refusal” for “refusal” for “refusal” for “refusal” for “refusal” for “refusal” for “refusal”. (Sarah Silboiger / Getty Images / Getty Images)

Employees lost their work Weekend “Nutrition, baby formula, nutrition, food safety,” Jones's “Jonesi's” Jonesi said that the potential dangerous substances are responsible for the consideration of potential dangerous substances “Jones.

Jones, former President Joe Biden, former President Joe Biden, gave a successful impetus to prohibit the red paint No. 3, which he canceled by FDA last month.

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