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FDA Cosmetic Facility Registration

FDA Cosmetic Facility Registration Home MoCRA Compliance FDA Cosmetic Facility Registration is a regulatory obligation for certain facilities that manufacture or process cosmetic products intended…

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FDA Cosmetic Product Listing

FDA Cosmetic Product Listing: Complete Guide to MoCRA Product Listing Requirements Home MoCRA Compliance FDA Cosmetic Product Listing is a regulatory requirement introduced under the…

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FDA Registration for Cosmetics

FDA Registration for Cosmetics: What Companies Must Know Under MoCRA

The expression FDA registration for cosmetics is widely used by companies seeking to market cosmetic products in the United States. However, the term is often misunderstood. Unlike medicines or certain medical devices, cosmetic products do not require FDA pre-market approval before being sold in the U.S.

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MoCRA Compliance

MoCRA Compliance: Complete Guide to FDA Cosmetic Requirements

MoCRA compliance refers to the set of legal obligations that now apply to many cosmetics marketed in the United States under the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022. For cosmetics companies, MoCRA compliance is no longer a peripheral issue. It is now a core regulatory requirement that affects facility registration, product listing, safety substantiation, adverse event reporting, labeling, and FDA oversight. Because MoCRA significantly expanded FDA authority over cosmetics, companies placing products on the U.S. market need a structured compliance approach rather than a fragmented, product by product response.

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UK Cosmetic Regulations

UK – New amendment: Hexyl Salicylate and some Annex II additions

The UK has introduced a new amendment to the Cosmetics Regulation (SI 2026/109), bringing important updates to Annex II and Annex III. Among the key changes, Hexyl Salicylate has been added to Annex III with specific restrictions, alongside the ban of 13 additional substances. With compliance deadlines now set, companies placing products on the UK market should review formulations and portfolios to ensure timely alignment.

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White Label Cosmetics

White Label Cosmetics

White label cosmetics are not exempt from regulatory frameworks simply because a third party makes them. Legal responsibility attaches to the entity that places the branded product on the market and/or is named on the label under each jurisdiction’s laws. Understanding and mapping those roles across markets is essential for compliance and risk management.

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