Triman and Info-Tri: The French Sorting Label Brands Forget
Triman and Info-Tri labelling for France: what the AGEC law requires, component-by-component sorting instructions, placement rules and the small-packaging route.
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EU cosmetic & chemical compliance, made clear
Practical guides on CPSR, CPNP, labelling, lab testing and CLP — written by the regulatory team that gets your products to market.
Anhydrous Cosmetics: Why Oils, Powders and Waxes Need Fewer Tests
Anhydrous cosmetics testing explained: why oils, powders and waxes skip microbiological and challenge testing under ISO 29621 but still need…
Which Cosmetic Tests Do You Actually Need? A Product-Group Guide
Which cosmetic tests do you need? A product-group table showing when microbiological and challenge testing apply, and what every formulation…
INCI List Preparation: Get Your Ingredient Declaration Right Before You Print
INCI list preparation explained: correct nomenclature, descending order, the 1% rule, fragrance allergens and Annex checks before your artwork goes…
How to Ensure Cosmetic Compliance in the Netherlands: NVWA Guidelines
What Dutch law adds to the EU cosmetics baseline: NVWA inspections, the Dutch labelling language rule, bol.com compliance checks, Verpact…
EU Safety Assessment for Foundations and Make-Up: What Brands Must Know
Foundations, powders, mascara and eyeliner raise distinct CPSR issues from skincare: Annex IV colorants, stricter eye-area microbiology, nano pigments, heavy-metal…
Importing Chemicals Into the EU: SDS, PCN and UFI Requirements
When you import chemicals into the EU, REACH, CLP, SDS and PCN duties transfer to you. A practical guide to…
Lipsticks and Lip Glosses: Heavy Metal Testing and CPSR Requirements
Lip products are ingested, so the safety assessor must add oral exposure to the CPSR. Here is how colorants, heavy…
Are Essential Oils Regulated as Cosmetics in the EU?
The same lavender oil can be a cosmetic, a home-fragrance product or a biocide under EU law. What decides it…
Who Can Sign a CPSR? Safety Assessor Qualifications Under EU Law
EU law is strict about who can sign a CPSR. Learn the qualifications Article 10(2) requires, what a real safety…
CLP Label Requirements: Pictograms, Signal Words and Statements
A practical anatomy of a compliant CLP label: hazard pictograms, signal words, H and P statements, UFI codes, language rules…
How to Start a Soap Business in the EU: Legal and Safety Requirements
Soap sold to clean the skin is a cosmetic under EU law. This launch roadmap covers GMP, the soap CPSR,…