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.
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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