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s extended the Quality Control Orders (QCOs) for three chemicals. On 26 September 2

mselves as SMEs, modifying the official costs associated with their business size f

but also addressing their wide usage in cosmetics, food packaging, and other produc

May 2023, a legislation (the Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act, HB 1047) was signed by Washi

tification including nine guidelines on cosmetic products and cosmetic new ingredie

ed that it will prohibit the testing of cosmetic products on animals before the end

rred to as GHS). Drugs, food additives, cosmetics, and pesticide residues in food,

ted the substance, used in electronics, cosmetics, textiles, synthetic resin and ph

es utilized in various products such as cosmetics, paints, and building materials.

hat are exclusively intended for use in cosmetic products. The licensing ban came i

On December 31, 2024, Indonesia’s Halal Product Assurance Agency (BPJPH) officially rolled out Regulation No. 80 of 2024, which introduces updated guidelines for Halal certification, specifically tailored to Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs). This

se of methylparaben and butylparaben in cosmetics. The European Commission has open

about good manufacturing practices for cosmetic products. This regulation establis

The European Committee for Cosmetics and Consumer Health (CD-P-COS) has revised the

ims to safeguard human health, protect ecosystems, and preserve water resources and

nd here.  The execution of the two QCOs has been further delayed till December

nufacturer and supplier.  According to Cosmetic Rules 2020, all ingredients used i

ith the publication of the new Türkiye Cosmetic Products rule (the "Regulation") i

ulations related to natural and organic cosmetics, which the Ministry of Food and D

dividuals as pharmaceutical products or cosmetics, as well as those intended for an