Navigating the cosmetics products packaging requirements inside the European Union for a stress-free EU Market release.
Beauty and personal care
Selling Cosmetics in Portugal
Non-EU Manufacturers and their EU importers have to meet specific requirements to sell Cosmetic Products in Portugal in the context of Market Surveillance activities at Customs. Read more about which requirements are necessary.
Obelis visits Tokyo!
The Obelis team visited Tokyo in May 2018 to develop relationships with clients and attend Beautyworld Japan, one of Japan's top cosmetics industry shows.
Implementing a GMP for Cosmetics
Learn more about the steps required to establish Good Manufacturing Practices for cosmetic products set for release on the European market.
Efficacy and Safety Claims: testing cosmetic products
Understanding claims criteria and best practices for cosmetics products according to EU cosmetics regulation 655/2013: guidelines, compliance points, and more.
Registering Cosmetic Products in Spain
What is the process of registering cosmetic products in the Spanish market.
Switzerland harmonizes Cosmetics Regulation with EU’s
Under Project LARGO, Switzerland has overhauled its food and consumer product regulations, harmonizing them with current EU laws and standards.
Do cosmetics sales on the Internet need to follow EU rules?
Do cosmetics products sold online need to comply with EU regulations? Of course! Products sold online within the EU are fully covered by all EU regulations.
What is the CE Marking Process?
The Obelis' team break down and explain the European CE marking process and the steps required in obtaining a CE mark for a product or device on the EU market.
EU Vote on First Borderline Decision Confirms: Cranberry Products Are Not Medical Devices
EU vote confirms cranberry products are not medical devices. This is the first borderline product ruling adopted based on MDD 13(1)(d).