by 31 July 2026, all cosmetic items sold in the European Union must follow revised labelling rules for fragrance allergens. Labels will need too highlight the inclusion of 56 newly regulated allergenic ingredients when present. This shift marks a major change for cosmetics businesses. companies will need to check all product recipes, update supporting records,...
Health Canada has revised its guidance surrounding fragrance allergen reporting in cosmetics, introducing nuanced changes. Most companies will now find that reporting exact allergen concentrations is no longer mandatory in many cases. Fragrance allergens must still be listed in the Cosmetic Notification Form, tho brands can now omit detailed concentration figures. These adjustments, prompted by...
