EU Cosmetic Registration Service
Navigate the complex EU Regulation 1223/2009 with our expert guidance. From CPNP registration to designated Responsible Person services.
包括的なソリューション
Regulatory solutions to ensure your cosmetic products are fully compliant and ready for the EU market.
Submit product notifications on behalf of clients via the Cosmetic Products Notification Portal (CPNP).
Conduct compliance reviews for product formulations, packaging labels, marketing claims, and online product pages.
Act as the statutory Responsible Person in the EU, fulfilling all legal obligations under EU cosmetic regulations.
Provide EU cosmetic regulatory training and professional compliance advice for client teams.
Assist in creating, reviewing, and maintaining complete Product Information Files to ensure compliance.
Assist in preparing legally required CPSRs and related testing to ensure product safety.
選ばれる理由
Navigate EU and UK regulations with confidence, speed, and long-term compliance.
よくある質問
Are EU cosmetics registered or approved?
EU cosmetics are marketed based on the Responsible Person notification system; no registration or approval is required.
How is product classification and Responsible Person determined?
Determine the product category and appoint a Responsible Person within the EU to ensure lawful notification and market access.
What key documents are required before marketing?
Full ingredient list with percentages, packaging and label images, various test reports, raw material certificates (MSDS/COA), fragrance documents, evidence supporting product claims, and manufacturing information (GMP statement, process description).
What are the requirements for the Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR)?
Prepared by a qualified safety assessor, the CPSR ensures the formulation contains no prohibited substances, restricted substances are within limits, and safety evidence is sufficient.
What does the Product Information File (PIF) include?
Integrates all technical documents, safety reports, supporting evidence, and other records; must be retained for at least 10 years to comply with inspections.