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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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Learn about the challenges faced by industrials in complying with REACH Authorisation. Discover how the aeronautics and defence sector must address confidentiality, performance requirements, and equipment lifespan.
Learn about the challenges SMEs face as Lead or Member Registrants under REACH. Unfair cost-sharing, limited lab capacities, missing Lead Registrants, and high Letter of Access costs are key concerns. Discover 5 essential steps for a successful 2018 registration.
Learn about the key changes brought by the REACH Regulation since 2007, including the substitution of hazardous substances and the importance of scientific data. Discover what to expect after the 2018 deadline and how to ensure chemical safety.
The European Cosmetic Regulation has been updated to allow zinc oxide as a UV filter and potassium hydroxide for callus removal, with specific concentration limits and usage warnings. These changes will be effective from May 21, 2016.
The European Commission (EC) amended the European cosmetics legislation 1223/2009 on the use of zinc oxide and potassium hydroxide. These amendments enter into force on 21 May 2016.
Nanomaterials are increasingly used in industrial production, especially cosmetic products. Some regulations are specific to the use of nanomaterials in cosmetic products that we suggest you discover in the article below.
