German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment deem highly refined mineral oils safe for use in cosmetics if in compliance with European cosmetics regulations.
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Cosmetics Notification in the EU: A How-To Guide
Bringing a new cosmetic product to the European market can, in the minds of some, be a long and arduous process with many hurdles to leap over along the way. While, to ensure quality and safety standards are adhered to, there are certainly factors each manufacturer must comply with, being put off or intimidated by the whole process is simply unnecessary. In this blog, we will try to put some worries to rest on the issue of notification and the European market.
K-REACH Pre-registration Started from 1st January 2019!
Amendments to the Korea Reach act will have implications for chemicals being imported and exported to Korea. It enters effect on January 1st 2019.
Canadian medical device legislation develops in the same direction as EU MDR
Canada adopts risk-based approach to medical device legislation to increase safety and effectiveness. This is in keeping with new EU medical device regulation.
Is the new classification of salicylic acid impactful on cosmetic products?
Everything you need to know about the use of salicylic acid in cosmetics on the EU market, from labelling and concentration to compliance and more.
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Basics of the Medical Device Classification System
Discover what are the fundamental characteristics of the Medical Device Classification System.
Ongoing process for the revision of the Machinery Directive
European Commission's revision of EU Machinery Directive expected in the second quarter of 2021. It's set to clarify definitions of new digital technologies.
Sidebar – Cosmetic Product Stability Test
After SCCS mandate on HEPB (Submission II) related to eye irritation was adopted on 24-25…
After SCCS mandate on HEPB (Submission II) related to eye irritation was adopted on 24-25 October, a Preliminary Opinion has been released on 21st December 2018
SCCS approve mandate for a scientific opinion on hydroxyethoxyphenyl butanone in the EU market and its risk of causing eye irritation in cosmetic products.