Omnibus Funding Bill Includes $1 Mil. Boost For FDA’s Cosmetics Office
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Members of Congress want detailed quarterly updates from FDA on how the agency uses its 2009 appropriation, which includes a $1 million increase for the Office of Cosmetics and Colors, according to a joint explanatory statement accompanying the omnibus spending bill
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