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Publication of the 22nd Adaptation to Technical Progress: Updates to the CLP Regulation (EU 1272/2008)

Publication of the 22nd Adaptation to Technical Progress amending the annexes of the CLP regulation EU 1272/2008 Home Information Letter 135 October 2024 – Publication…

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Cosmetic Labels: Navigating Key Differences

September 2024: Introduction to Cosmetic Labels Cosmetic labels are more than just decorative features; they provide critical information about product safety, ingredients, and usage instructions….

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Canada data collection notice concerning PFAS

August 2024: As part of the Chemicals Management Plan (CMP), Canada is collecting crucial information on chemical for guiding the prioritization, risk assessment, and risk…

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OTC (Over The Counter) drugs

July 2024: Regulatory Context Drug Facts serves as the labeling format and source of information for Over The Counter (OTC) products as set forth by…

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Omnibus Regulation VII

Omnibus Regulation VII Home Information Letter 132 July 2024 – Notification of the “Omnibus VII” regulation by the European Commission The European Commission notified to…

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Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR)

Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR): The Guide

June 2024: When you apply your favorite skincare product or cosmetic, have you ever thought about the rigorous safety checks it went through before reaching…

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Publication of the 22nd Adaptation to Technical Progress: Updates to the CLP Regulation (EU 1272/2008)

The updated CLP Regulation (EU) 2024/2865 introduces new hazard classifications, stricter labelling rules, and digital innovations, impacting suppliers and manufacturers in the cosmetic and non-cosmetic sectors. While finished cosmetics remain exempt, the changes will influence the upstream supply chain, ingredient classification, and online sales compliance.

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The Popularity of Lip Balms and Lip Products: Navigating Regulatory Nuances in the EU, US, and Canada

Lip balms and lip care products are thriving in the cosmetics market, driven by consumer demand for skincare-focused, natural, and sustainable products. However, brands aiming to capitalize on this growth must navigate a complex web of regulations across the EU, US, and Canada. From stringent ingredient safety assessments in the EU to evolving FDA requirements in the US and bilingual labeling mandates in Canada, compliance is critical. This article explores key regulatory nuances and provides practical tips to ensure your lip products meet global standards while capturing market opportunities.

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UK Cosmetic Regulation Update: Alignment with EU Standards

UK Cosmetic Regulation Update: Alignment with EU Standards Home Information Letter 136 October 2024 – UK cosmetics regulation amendment to align further with EU cosmetics…

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