On February 9, 2022, the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) published a resolution addressing ultraviolet (UV) filters allowed to be present in cosmetics. In addition, Resolution 600 formally adopts MERCOSUR's resolution 44/2015 amended by MERCOSUR 14/2021.

In summary, Resolution 600  allows 36 UV filters in cosmetics, establishes a maximum concentration limit for each substance, and enacts other limitations for specific substances. An important detail is that the list only includes those substances added into sunscreen products focused on avoiding damage caused by UV rays. Among the substances are:

Failure to comply with the provisions constitutes a sanitary infraction. Businesses should check the complete list and how the resolution might impact their activities.