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EU Court rules on Cosmetics Labelling and importance of Product’s Function and Label Translation

The CJEU delivered a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the requirements applicable to the labelling of cosmetic products. Find out all the details here!

Alternatives to animal testing: the ways forward

The EPPA’s projects aim to ease the dissemination of the information and scientific evidence about the alternatives to animal testing, and to enhance cooperation among the experts, decision-makers and business owners.

IVDR: MDCG Guidance on classification of in vitro diagnostic devices & proposed symbols for specific IVDs

Guidance on Classification Rule for in vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices aims to uniformly apply the classification rules stated in the new regulatory framework

Sustainable products, environmental labels, ‘’right to repair’’?

European Commission’s European Green Deal aims at transforming production and consumption of products on the EU market, in order for them to become more durable, resilient and eco-friendly.

France: first Member State to publish detailed information on marketed tobacco products

ANSES brings off an unprecedented assessment of the types and composition of tobacco and vaping products sold on the French market under the new European regulatory framework.

Rapid Antigen Tests use across Europe: the EU Commission’s Recommendation

Rapid antigen tests are not the most reliable methodology for COVID-19 diagnostic, but they can be a useful tool to face the ongoing pandemic because of their short turnaround times and reduced cost.

The new Cosmetics Europe’s Charter and Guiding Principles on Responsible Marketing Communications

Cosmetics Europe published the updated version of the Charter and Guiding Principles on Responsible Marketing Communications to ensure better consumer protection in the new digitalized world.

Germany becomes the first country in the world to reimburse the prescription of digital health applications

Following the Digital Healthcare Act (in German, DGV), 73 million insured in the German Statutory Health Insurance can access public healthcare by means of digital health applications (in German, DiGA).