Importing cosmetic products into the European Union can become complex very quickly when regulatory steps have been overlooked. A frequent situation involves shipments being held at customs due to missing elements such as a Responsible Person or a CPNP notification. In other cases, products may enter the EU but remain non-compliant due to incomplete documentation....
To get into the EU cosmetics market, you need more than just a pretty formula and packaging that stands out. There is a lot of paperwork that goes into every cosmetic product that is legally sold in the EU. Two of the most important parts are the Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) and the...
Although they may captivate the senses, fragrances are protected by a complicated regulatory system. CPSR compliance is a must for anyone making or selling perfumes or eau de toilette in the EU. Every drop counts, from IFRA guidelines to allergen labeling required by Regulation (EU) 2023/1545. Everything you need to know about fragrance safety CPSR...
If you make a product line with different colors, scents, or packaging sizes, a common question is whether you need a separate Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) for each version. The answer depends on your formulation, not how many SKUs you have. Understanding the CPSR: What It Covers and Why It Matters According...
Here is an overview of which documentation is needed when doing a safety assessement: Ingredient Type/ Group TDS/SPEC SDS COA Composition Breakdown Allergen IFRA Other (If any) Active Ingredients (Single Component) (Ex: Aqua) ✓ ✓ ✓ Marketing sheets supporting product claims, if any , Stataments regarding animal testing, CMR etc. Active Ingredients (in Mixtures) (Ex:...
Creating a Product Information File for cosmetic products is a complex, multi-faceted process that requires close cooperation and coordination between various parties. Collaboration must be fostered between the manufacturer, safety assessor, fragrance and raw material suppliers and packaging supplier as well as third parties such as certification bodies, external laboratories if necessary. The responsible person...
The Product Information File (PIF) is a crucial legal requirement for the marketing of cosmetic products in the EU. Each cosmetic product must have its own PIF, which contains essential information about the product, including a Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR), product descriptions, labelling, and more. Such a document must be easily accessible for inspection...
