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An overview of CEPA requirements for organizations operating in Canada. Learn key obligations, compliance responsibilities, and best practices across all sectors.
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Color additives are the only cosmetic ingredients in the United States that require pre-market FDA approval. This article shows you the main points to consider when launching a cosmetic product that contains color additives.
Despite significant costs to businesses, REACH authorisation offers substantial benefits, including improved health and environmental protection, reduced use of hazardous substances, and promotion of innovation. The societal benefits far outweigh the health risks.
Disinfectants can be classified as either medical devices or biocides based on their use. Medical device disinfectants are used for non-sterilizable reusable devices and must comply with EU Regulation 2017/745, while biocides follow EU Regulation 528/2012. Understanding the correct classification is crucial for compliance.
Learn about the two new substances added to the Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern and the implications for companies.
Learn about the exclusion and substitution criteria for active substances in biocidal products under the Biocidal Products Regulation. Discover how stakeholders can contribute to the decision-making process and the importance of public consultations.
Spanish authorities require compliance with new criteria for hydroalcoholic products marketed as cosmetics by June 30th. Prohibited claims and labeling elements must be removed. Learn more about the European Commission's recommendations and how to ensure compliance.
