FDA Could Face 13% Funding Cut Under House FY '12 Appropriations Bill
Executive Summary
House Republicans' proposal to cut funding in the fiscal year 2012 Agriculture/FDA appropriations bill by 13% would cost FDA about $475 million if it applied across the board to both USDA and FDA.
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