FDA regulates food, cosmetics, and medical devices, while IAPP and CEMA address privacy and consumer pricing.
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Updated Sep 13
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FDA regulates food, cosmetics, and medical devices, while IAPP and CEMA address privacy and consumer pricing.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
- FDA
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International Association of Privacy Professionals
nonprofit membership association
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CEMA
branch of Capitol-EMI
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