METRIC LABELING COMPLIANCE TO BE MONITORED BY FDA AFTER NOV. 8, 1994
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
METRIC LABELING COMPLIANCE TO BE MONITORED BY FDA AFTER NOV. 8, 1994, the agency says in a Dec. 21 proposed rule on metric content labeling for over-the-counter devices and other OTC products regulated by FDA. The agency says it "generally will not commit resources to monitoring compliance with the final rules resulting from this proposal until after Nov. 8, 1994." Before that time, "FDA believes that it would be inefficient to commit its limited resources to monitoring for enforcement purposes."
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