What Does FDERA Stand For?

FDERA stands for Food And Drug Export Reform And Enhancement Act Of 1996

The Food And Drug Export Reform And Enhancement Act Of 1996 (FDERA) is a United States legislation aimed at facilitating the export of safe and effective food and drug products. The Act streamlines the regulatory process for exporting pharmaceuticals and medical devices, ensuring that they meet both U.S. safety standards and the requirements of foreign markets. FDERA also seeks to enhance consumer safety by promoting the international availability of high-quality American products while maintaining rigorous standards for domestic use.