Schakowsky’s Loaded Cosmetics Bill Described as ‘Floor, Not a Ceiling’ for States to Build On
Schakowsky’s Loaded Cosmetics Bill Described as ‘Floor, Not a Ceiling’ for States to Build On
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The Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Act reintroduced to the US House of Representatives calls for greater duties and resource demands on companies and the FDA than the proposed Personal Care Act in the Senate and allows room for states to impose more stringent regulations.
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Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-IL has revived her proposed Safe Cosmetics Personal Care Act that would dramatically overhaul cosmetic oversight in the US. The proposal was first introduced too late in the previous session to make waves, and now must vie for the attention of the Energy and Commerce Committee which is more focused on a number of important issues from gun violence to the impeaching of the US President. HBW looks at details of the legislations and its anticipated demands on companies and the Food and Drug Administration if it were to make it to being reviewed and passed.
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