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Taking Our First Steps into the European Market
Discover how Medorah Meditek prepared three Class I medical devices for the European market with Obelis’ support on MDR compliance, technical documentation review, and EUDAMED verification, helping the company move forward with greater confidence.
56 More Fragrance Allergens Are Now on the EU’s Radar
A single fragrance composition can contain dozens, sometimes even hundreds of individual ingredients. Until you have to work out…
What Do Health Canada’s Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF) Updates Mean for Your Business?
Health Canada’s Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF) requirements have undergone significant updates, affecting how cosmetics are notified, labelled and placed on the Canadian market. From Canadian address requirements to expanded fragrance allergen disclosures, businesses selling cosmetics in Canada need to review their existing filings and ensure they meet the latest 2026 requirements.
What Happens on 28 November 2026? The Next EUDAMED Deadline Explained
28 May 2026 was a major milestone for EUDAMED. However, it was not the last…
Legacy device in EUDAMED? Here are 4 mistakes that can slow you down
Since 28 May 2026, the EUDAMED UDI/Devices module has been mandatory to use. For applicable…
From Regulatory Uncertainty to a Successful UK Product Launch
Discover how Obelis Group supported REVE LTD. throughout its UK cosmetics compliance journey, from PIF review and CPSR preparation to SCPN notification, helping the company bring its lipstick to market smoothly, efficiently, and with confidence.
One Product, One Goal, Complete EU Compliance
Discover how Obelis Group supported Sanava AB throughout the complete EU cosmetics compliance process, including laboratory testing, CPSR preparation, PIF review and CPNP notification, helping the company confidently bring its night face cream to the European market.
AliExpress Fined €550 Million Under the DSA: What Marketplace Enforcement Means for Manufacturers
The European Commission’s €550 million fine against AliExpress under the Digital Services Act marks a major shift in marketplace enforcement. While the decision targets the platform, manufacturers and sellers should expect stricter compliance checks, stronger product verification requirements, and greater scrutiny when selling products in the EU.
Entering California’s Cosmetics Market? Here is What MoCRA Doesn’t Cover
When MoCRA came into force, it marked the biggest change to U.S. cosmetic regulation in decades. For many…