Foreign marketing data
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Conference report accompanying the Agriculture/FDA appropriations bill, which includes a $1.14 bil. budget for FDA in FY 2000, instructs the agency to submit a final rule under the "material-time/material-extent" standard within 60 days of signing the act. Initially expected to be published in June 1999, FDA decided to determine whether ingredients should be included in an OTC final monograph based on foreign marketing data separately from the sunscreen final monograph (1"The Tan Sheet," May 24, p. 4). The bill, HR 1906, which passed the House Oct. 1, is expected to be taken up by the Senate Oct. 12, at which time the foreign marketing issue will be discussed
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FDA appropriations
Agency to receive $1.18 bil. in FY 2000 under the Agriculture/FDA appropriations bill approved by the Senate by a 74-26 vote Oct. 13. The House passed the measure (HR 1906) Oct. 1. President Clinton has said he will sign the legislation. The funding marks a $69 mil. increase over the agency's fiscal year 1999 budget, but is well below the President's request of $1.35 bil. CDER will receive $309 mil.; the Administration had requested $316 mil. for the drugs center. CFSAN and related field activities will get $269.2 mil. The bill requires the agency to submit a final rule on the "material time/material extent" standard on the use of foreign marketing data for sunscreens 60 days after passage (1"The Tan Sheet" Oct. 11, In Brief)
FDA appropriations
Agency to receive $1.18 bil. in FY 2000 under the Agriculture/FDA appropriations bill approved by the Senate by a 74-26 vote Oct. 13. The House passed the measure (HR 1906) Oct. 1. President Clinton has said he will sign the legislation. The funding marks a $69 mil. increase over the agency's fiscal year 1999 budget, but is well below the President's request of $1.35 bil. CDER will receive $309 mil.; the Administration had requested $316 mil. for the drugs center. CFSAN and related field activities will get $269.2 mil. The bill requires the agency to submit a final rule on the "material time/material extent" standard on the use of foreign marketing data for sunscreens 60 days after passage (1"The Tan Sheet" Oct. 11, In Brief)
FDA appropriations
Agency to receive $1.18 bil. in FY 2000 under the Agriculture/FDA appropriations bill approved by the Senate by a 74-26 vote Oct. 13. The House passed the measure (HR 1906) Oct. 1. President Clinton has said he will sign the legislation. The funding marks a $69 mil. increase over the agency's fiscal year 1999 budget, but is well below the President's request of $1.35 bil. CDER will receive $309 mil.; the Administration had requested $316 mil. for the drugs center. CFSAN and related field activities will get $269.2 mil. The bill requires the agency to submit a final rule on the "material time/material extent" standard on the use of foreign marketing data for sunscreens 60 days after passage (1"The Tan Sheet" Oct. 11, In Brief)