Cosmetics Industry Has Stake In TPP Fast-Tracking – PCPC
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Fast-track legislation headed for House and Senate floor votes would help expedite passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the first free-trade deal to include a cosmetics annex. The Personal Care Products Council expects the cosmetics provisions to “increase export opportunities for our industry by lowering trade and regulatory barriers and providing more global consistency in standards, testing and labeling requirements.”
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