EU Responsible Person · Sofia, Bulgaria

EU Responsible Person in Sofia, Bulgaria

Lexora provides EU Responsible Person and cosmetic compliance support from Sofia, Bulgaria, helping non-EU cosmetic brands enter the EU market with the right documentation in place.

EC 1223/2009 · one EU Responsible Person covers every EU member state
Designated RP
Legally established in the EU
EU-wide
One RP, all member states
PIF held & ready
Available to authorities
Authority contact
We handle the enquiries
Who needs one

Who needs an EU Responsible Person for Bulgaria?

Under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, no cosmetic may be placed on the Bulgarian market without a Responsible Person established in the EU. That applies whether you sell one product or a full range.

Non-EU brands

Any cosmetic brand established outside the EU placing products on the Bulgarian market.

Importers & distributors

Businesses bringing cosmetics into the EU who need a designated RP independent of one supplier.

Private-label & indie brands

Skincare, perfume and colour brands selling D2C or via marketplaces in Bulgaria.

Online sellers

Amazon, Shopify and retail sellers who must show a compliant RP before listing.

The role

What your Responsible Person does

  • Keeps the Product Information File available to authorities for the required period.
  • Ensures the CPSR and PIF are complete and current for every product.
  • Supports the CPNP notification before market placement.
  • Reviews labels, claims and warnings for the target market.
  • Acts as the single contact point for competent authorities.
Before appointment

What Lexora reviews before taking the RP role

We confirm your product is genuinely ready before our name goes on it — so the appointment protects your brand instead of exposing it.

Formula & ingredients

INCI list checked against EU annexes and concentration limits.

Safety report status

Whether a valid CPSR exists or needs to be prepared.

PIF completeness

Every required document present, current and consistent.

Label & claims

Mandatory elements, Bulgarian language and substantiation.

Avoid these

Common mistakes entering the Bulgarian market

  • Assuming a Bulgarian or non-EU company registration replaces the EU Responsible Person obligation.
  • Printing labels without the Bulgarian-language mandatory elements required for local sale.
  • Treating CPNP notification as a national approval rather than the EU-level step it is.
  • Entering the market before the CPSR and PIF are complete and held by the RP.
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can Lexora act as my EU Responsible Person from Bulgaria?

Yes. Lexora is established in the EU and can be appointed as your EU Responsible Person, keeping your Product Information File available to authorities and acting as the contact point for market surveillance — covering the whole EU, not only Bulgaria.

Does a Bulgaria-based Responsible Person let me sell across the EU?

Yes. The Responsible Person and the CPNP notification are EU-level. A single RP established in Bulgaria covers cosmetic products placed anywhere on the EU market, so you do not need a separate RP per country.

Do my cosmetic labels need to be in Bulgarian?

For products sold on the Bulgarian market, the mandatory label elements (function, warnings, durability) must appear in Bulgarian. The ingredient list remains in INCI. We review your artwork and tell you precisely what to translate.

What do I need before appointing an EU Responsible Person?

A finalised formula and INCI list, your safety report (CPSR) status, the Product Information File, and your label artwork. If any are missing, we coordinate them as part of the appointment.

Is CPNP notification enough to sell cosmetics in Bulgaria?

No. CPNP notification is one step. You also need an EU Responsible Person, a CPSR, a complete PIF and compliant labelling before placing the product on the market. We map the full set for your product.

Light on Regulations

Appoint Lexora as your EU Responsible Person

Send us your product type, formula status and target EU markets. We will confirm the exact steps for the Bulgarian market — with a fixed scope and price before any work begins.