PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES (OR FOOD ADDITIVES) BILLS TO AMEND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT

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SCOPE OF THE BILLS

1 Which supersede H. R. 4014, Delaney and H. R. 4432, Sullivan.

24004-48

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PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES (OR FOOD ADDITIVES) BILLS TO AMEND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT-Continued

SCOPE OF THE BILLS-Continued

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PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES (OR FOOD ADDITIVES) BILLS TO AMEND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT-Continued

TESTING AND EVALUATION

Which supersede H. R. 4014, Delaney and H. R. 4432, Sullivan. 24804-58

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PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF CHEMICAL ADDITIVES (OR FOOD ADDITIVES) BILLS TO AMEND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT-Continued

Action in a dis-
trict court for a de-
claratory judgment.

(P. 7, line 3.)
The additive may
be used after 60 days
prior notice to the
Secretary, unless the
Secretary institutes
an action for declar-
atory judgment and
so notifies the de-
fendant.

(P. 7, line 16.)

Sue for a declara-
tory judgment, or
after shipment insti-
tute seizure, injune-
tion, and criminal
proceedings.

(P. 7, line 3 and
p. 3, line 15.)

That the article
had not been
adequately tested.
(P. 7, line 16 to
p. 8, line 7.)

1 Which supersede H. R. 4014, Delaney and H. R. 4432, Sullivan.

24804-584

(P. 3, line 6.)

Action in a district
court for an injunction.
(P. 7, line 5.)

The additive may be
used after 90 days prior
notice to the Secretary
unless injunction pro-
ceedings are instituted by
the Secretary, and a re-
straining order or tem-
porary restraining order
is issued by the court.

(P. 6, line 19, and p. 7,
line 5.)

Sue for an injunction,
and/or institute seizure
and criminal proceed-
ings.

(P. 7, line 5.)

That the article had
not been adequately
tested.

(P. 7, line 5.)

Yes; approval is made gen-
erally known by regulation
for a food additive.
(P. 12, line 6.)

For an incidental food addi-
tive only the person who
submits test data gets the
approval.

(P. 15, line 22.)

For food additives, yes.

(P. 9, line 21.)

For incidental food addi

No; only the person who
submits test data is given the
approval.

(P. 6, line 13.)

That the additive had not

been adequately tested.

(P. 7, line 10.)