Mexico Cosmetic Registration Service
複雑な現地規制を専門家の指導でナビゲート。製品登録から指定代理業務まで。.
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Regulatory solutions to ensure your cosmetic products are fully compliant and ready for the Mexico market.
Handling notification and registration processes for cosmetics with the Mexican health authority (COFEPRIS).
Assess product ingredients to ensure compliance with Mexico’s lists of prohibited and restricted substances.
Assist in coordinating with qualified local partners in Mexico to fulfill regulatory responsibilities.
Verify that product labeling complies with mandatory NOM standards, including proper Spanish language requirements.
選ばれる理由
Seamless, compliant, and cost-effective entry into the Mexican cosmetics market.
よくある質問
Who must be appointed as the Local Representative (LR) in Mexico?
A natural person or legal entity established in Mexico must be appointed as the Local Representative (LR). The LR is responsible for regulatory compliance and communication with the authority.
Through which system are cosmetic notifications submitted?
All operational notifications and related procedures must be submitted through the DIGIPRIS platform managed by the Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios (COFEPRIS).
What is the general process for cosmetic compliance in Mexico?
The typical process includes:
Appointing a Local Representative (LR),
Creating an account in DIGIPRIS,
Submitting the operational notification,
Ensuring product formulation, labeling, and claims comply with Mexican regulations, and
Receiving the operation notification authorization.
Is pre-market approval required for cosmetics in Mexico?
Cosmetics generally operate under a notification-based framework. Once the operation notification is properly submitted, the company is authorized to carry out cosmetic-related activities, subject to post-market surveillance.
What are the labeling requirements in Mexico?
Product labels must comply with NOM-141-SSA1/SCFI-2012, including mandatory information such as product name, responsible party details, country of origin, batch number, expiry date, net content, and ingredient list. Mandatory information must be in Spanish (except INCI ingredient names).