Requires federal agencies to limit animal testing for products and substances they oversee.
This bill would require federal agencies like the FDA and EPA to limit the use of animal testing for products and substances they regulate. Companies would generally need to use non-animal test methods if good alternatives exist. It also sets rules for when animal testing is still allowed and how agencies must report on it.
Today, companies can submit animal test data to federal agencies without a general federal ban, even if non-animal options exist. This bill would make it illegal to submit such data to specific agencies if non-animal methods are available or a waiver is issued. Agencies would also need to provide guidance and report annually on testing practices.
HR 6660 · 119th Congress · December 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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