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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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The EU regulation 2017/821 mandates importers to trace the origins of conflict minerals like gold, tin, tantalum, and tungsten, aiming to enhance supply chain accountability and reduce human rights abuses. Compliance is required by 2021, urging companies to prepare early.
New documents from ECHA provide updated recommendations for nanomaterials, including guidance on QSARs, grouping of chemicals, and registration dossier preparation. Existing recommendations for nanomaterials have also been updated to reflect the latest scientific understanding of nanomaterial risk assessment.
Manufacturers or importers of chemicals over one tonne per year in Europe must pre-register under REACH by 31 May 2018. Late pre-registration is possible until 31 May 2017. Failure to pre-register means having to submit an Inquiry, which incurs costs. Late pre-registration is done online via REACH-IT.
Learn how to import cosmetic products into Europe by following these 6 steps: appoint a Responsible Person, gather necessary documents, review formula and labels, create a Product Information File, and register on the CPNP. Make sure your products comply with EU regulations.
Learn about low-risk cosmetic products according to ISO 29621:2017. Discover the definition, scope, risk assessment factors, identified products, and examples. Understand when challenge testing is not required.
ECHA's third report on the SVHC roadmap focuses on gathering data on potential substances of concern. Over 300 substances were screened in 2016, with an increase in Risk Management Options Analysis. The report outlines progress and future plans for substance assessment and management.
