FDA Solicits Protocol For Assessing Cosmetic Ingredient Aggregate Exposure Risks

According to its May 16 notice, the agency intends to award the contract to NSF International. An FDA spokesperson said NSF already undertook related work for the agency in 2018 and has rendered similar services for the US Environmental Protection Agency.

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NSF International likely will be tapped to develop a protocol for the US Food and Drug Administration that can be used to assess cosmetic ingredient aggregate exposure risks.

FDA posted a notice May 16 to the US Federal Business Opportunities website (fbo.gov), stating its intention to procure...

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