Answer:
B. Establishing guidelines for drug labelling and interstate transport of foods and drugs is the correct answer.
Explanation:
The Pure food and Drug Act of 1906 was one of the initial laws that dealt with consumer protection, it led to the formation of Food Drug Administration. This Act primarily focused to ban interstate and foreign traffic in drug products, mislabelled and adulterated food and allowed the U.S Bureau of Chemistry to check products and referring the offenders to prosecutors. The Act also made it mandatory to place the ingredients on the drug's label so that the drugs could be prevented from falling below the purity levels.
