ICCR Game Plan Unchanged: Remove Trade Barriers Without Changing Regulations
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
FDA and U.S. industry members are gearing up for the upcoming annual International Cooperation on Cosmetics Regulations meeting, where they plan to work with other members to “remove regulatory barriers” between nations without calling for modifications to existing regulations.
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