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Cosmetic Safety Assessment

Cosmetic Safety Assessment in the EU

Learn what a cosmetic safety assessment is in the EU, including CPSR requirements, qualified safety assessor roles, and compliance obligations under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009.

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SCCS preliminary assessment on Thiomersal and Phenylmercuric salts as preservatives in cosmetic products.

The SCCS has issued a preliminary safety assessment on thiomersal and phenylmercuric salts – understand the scientific concerns and potential regulatory consequences for cosmetics.

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SCCS preliminary opinion on Cannabidiol (CBD) used in cosmetic products.

Is CBD allowed in cosmetics? Get clarity on the regulatory status of CBD worldwide, key risks, and what brands must know before placing products on the market.

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Canada implementation of new labeling requirements for allergens

Canada is strengthening allergen labeling rules for cosmetics – understand what’s changing, who is impacted, and how to ensure compliant labels before enforcement begins.

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Canada – Proposition to update the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist

Which cosmetic ingredients are under regulatory pressure worldwide? Explore the hotlist brands must monitor to anticipate bans, restrictions, and reformulation risks.

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South Africa’s Beauty Market: A Promising Gateway for Growth

South Africa is fast emerging as one of the most promising frontiers for beauty and personal care brands. With a growing middle class, digital-savvy consumers, and rising demand for premium and natural products, this vibrant market offers unique opportunities for international expansion. Even better, brands already compliant with EU or UK regulations are a step ahead — South Africa’s regulatory framework is largely aligned, making market entry smoother, faster, and more cost-effective.

Discover why South Africa could be your next strategic move and how Biorius can guide you through every compliance step with confidence.

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