Appropriations Bill Seeks to Preempt FDA Efforts to Broaden Tobacco Regulation

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A $20.65 billion agriculture appropriations bill, which cleared a House subcommittee June 18, seeks to limit FDA’s ability to review electronic cigarettes, cigars and other tobacco products already on the market.

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