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Learn the key differences between US and EU cosmetic regulations and how to export your products from the USA to Europe in full compliance.
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With the introduction of the harmonized format for reporting to poison control centers, a new requirement for standard information has emerged. These are the UFIs, or Unique Formula Identifier (in English). Affixed to the label, the UFI will make it easy to identify a mixture in the event of a call to poison control centers.
Learn about Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) regulations, how they ensure high quality products, and the consequences of non-compliance. Understand which parts of the manufacturing process are regulated and when products need to adhere to cGMPs.
The Korean Ministry of Environment has proposed a temporary adjustment to K-REACH regulations to address potential supply chain shortages. This includes simplified registration for new chemical substances and relaxed rules for research and development exemptions until December 2021.
CBD is permitted in cosmetics in Europe if derived from seeds or leaves without tops, while THC is banned. Regulations vary by country, with stricter rules in places like Sweden and Australia. Caution is advised in product claims, as therapeutic claims are not allowed.
Learn about the requirements for harmonised notifications under Annex VIII to CLP regulation, including the information to provide and deadlines to get compliant. Find out about exemptions and the new submission portal by ECHA.
The LIFE AskREACH project aims to create an app for consumers to check for SVHCs in products. Companies must provide info to avoid individual requests. ECHA is also developing an SVHC database.
