2024-10-02 Reference source : ANVISA
Cosmetic Products Latin America
Brazil’s National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) has issued a key regulatory update that impacts the cosmetics industry. On September 23, 2024, ANVISA introduced RDC 907/2024, a comprehensive rule that replaces and consolidates earlier regulations governing the production and sale of cosmetics, personal hygiene products, and perfumes in Brazil.
This newly issued regulation supersedes several previous standards, including RDC 752/2022, RDC 841/2023, and Article 13 of RDC 814/2023. It aims to streamline processes and provide clearer guidance for manufacturers and sellers within the sector.
The regulation covers several areas to ensure the safety, quality, and proper labeling of cosmetic products available to Brazilian consumers. Among the most notable updates are:
Product Notification and Registration
The Regulation outlines specific steps that businesses must follow to notify or register products with ANVISA before launching them on the market.
Product Definitions and Classification
Clear definitions have been established for what constitutes a cosmetic, personal hygiene product, or perfume, including their respective classifications.
Labeling Requirements
The new Regulation reinforces strict labeling requirements, to ensure that consumers are provided with clear and accurate information about the products they purchase. Labels must include important details such as ingredients, expiration dates, and usage instructions.
Microbiological Control
RDC 907/2024 introduces stringent microbiological control requirements to safeguard consumer health. Cosmetic products must meet specific safety standards to ensure they are free from harmful microorganisms before reaching the market.
The updated regulation aims to align Brazil’s cosmetics standards with international best practices, providing a more robust framework for product safety and consumer protection. For companies in the cosmetics and personal care industry, RDC 907/2024 provides clearer guidance and simplifies compliance requirements.
Manufacturers, importers, and distributors will need to adapt to the new rules, ensuring that their products meet the updated standards to avoid delays or penalties when launching new .
For more detailed information on the new regulations: the full text of RDC 907/2024
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