Congress Proposes Public-Private Partnership For CIR

In reports accompanying draft fiscal 2016 funding bills, both House and Senate committees recommend that FDA work with industry to explore formalizing the Cosmetic Ingredient Review via a public-private partnership similar to that in place with the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention.

A Congressional proposal to formalize the Cosmetic Ingredient Review's work through a public-private partnership could lend added credibility to the program's safety assessments and strengthen consumer confidence in the safety of cosmetic products.

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