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A new simplified procedure for the registration of cosmetics in Brazil is now applicable
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ration of personal hygiene products, cosmetics, and perfumes. The resolution enter |
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Mexico announces changes in its regulation regarding cosmetics perfumes and products for personal and home care industry.
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EPRIS) indicated that regulations on cosmetics, perfumes and products for the person |
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European Commission bans the use of 23 CMRs in cosmetic products
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tion amending several annexes of the cosmetics regulation, prohibiting certain subst |
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The cosmetic control guidelines in Malaysia updated
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(NPRA) of Malaysia published revised cosmetics control regulations, including new pr |
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Key Regulatory Updates in 2022
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China’s NMPA announced children cosmetic working plan to come into force Januar |
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ECHA: Four hazardous chemicals added to the Candidate List
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chemicals that are commonly used in cosmetics to the candidate list.
Under the |
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Brazil updates allowed UV filters in cosmetics
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UV) filters allowed to be present in cosmetics. In
addition, Resolution 600 formall |
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NMPA publishes good manufacturing practice ‘specifications’ for cosmetics
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Based on the China cosmetic regulation (Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Reg |
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Australia bans mercury and mercury-containing products
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On 7 March 2022, Australia notified the changes to its laws regarding Mercury, in a
bid to comply with the Minamata Convention obligations. Due
to the amendment, Australia now prohibits the import and export of elemental
mercury, also known as m |
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Japan's METI Requires Comprehensive Reporting on Two Priority Assessment Chemicals
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inistry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) issued a directive requiring companies |
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European Commission bans the use of fragrance ingredient in cosmetic products
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Under EU Cosmetics Regulation, the commission banned
some uses of methyl-n-methylan |
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European Commission adds Resorcinol to REACH Candidate List
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ustrial resins, adhesives, and some
cosmetic and medical products. And scientific e |
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Switzerland rejects ban on full animal testing
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testing. In 2017, Switzerland banned cosmetics that
contain ingredients tested on a |
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Mexico bans cosmetics animal testing
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to prohibit the use of
animals for cosmetics testing. The bill stipulates that cos |
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Canada moves further to ban cosmetics testing on animals
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In January 2022, Cosmetic Alliance (CA) and a representative from their allied stake |
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NMPA publishes final cosmetic adverse reaction measures
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(NMPA) published final measures for cosmetic
companies to establish systems for mo |
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Korea proposes an amendment to cosmetics regulation
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ulation on Safety Standards, etc. of Cosmetics’. This is
the cosmetics policy ena |
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South Korea: Substance added to the list of raw materials not available in cosmetics.
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announced a partial revision to the Cosmetics Act, adding 1,2,4-Trihydroxybenzene ( |
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South Korea provides the Guideline for submitting a functional cosmetics report
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es a Guideline to prepare functional cosmetics report submission under the Enforceme |
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Canada recommends no regulatory action for 34 chemicals
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vailable to customers along with cosmetics,
sealants, and disinfectants.In the |