Under FDA defect action levels, chocolate can legally contain how many insect fragments per 100 grams before regulators act?

The answer

The FDA sets "defect action levels" for unavoidable filth in food because zero-insect farming and processing isn't realistic. For chocolate, action starts at an average of 60 insect fragments per 100 grams, so a regular bar can legally contain a shocking number of bug parts.

Correct answer: An average of 60