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Let’s Talk All Things MoCRA – Is Your Company Prepared?

Webinar | 06.11.24, 1:00 PM EDT - 2:00 PM EDT

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The FDA will begin to enforce the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA)’s facility and product registration requirements on July 1, 2024. MoCRA has a significant impact on U.S. cosmetic manufacturers and marketers (and suppliers of ingredients). Companies should initiate steps to implement compliant systems now. Is your company prepared? To help make sure you are ready for these new requirements, Crowell & Moring is offering a webinar to discuss MoCRA and describe the key requirements under this law. During this webinar, panelists from Crowell’s Beauty and Wellness team (Robbie Jost, Helen Ogunyanwo, and Julia Carbonetti) and Marcha Isabelle Chaudry (Founder of Equity & Wellness Collaborative) will discuss:

  • The statutory obligations under MoCRA 
  • Who is Responsible for what and when
  • What companies should do to comply

Please contact Tricia Wyse with any quesitons.

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