CFSAN 2005 Priorities Include Responding To EWG Petition
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Responding to a citizen petition from the Environmental Working Group requesting FDA halt the unlawful distribution of misbranded, adulterated and unlabeled cosmetics is an "A" list priority for the agency's Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition in fiscal 2005
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