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Active substance renewal under the GB Biocidal Products Regulation (GB BPR) is a critical regulatory challenge for companies placing biocidal products on the Great Britain market. With strict 550-day submission deadlines and major expiries in 2026 and 2027, early planning is essential to avoid market disruption and loss of product authorisations.
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This article provides a comprehensive guide to REACH Authorisation compliance, divided into two parts: a practical checklist for compliance reports and a detailed overview of Authorisation dossiers. It covers key compliance elements, notification requirements, and inspection preparation.
As the REACH regulation does not distinguish between substances in “nano” and “bulk” form, Switzerland has decided to carry out a legislative review in view of REACH 2018. However, the Swiss Federal Office of Health (BAG) is missing various information to carry out this project.
Many ingredients are affected by Cosmetic Regulation No. 1223/2009, in force since 2013. Between prohibited, restricted and authorized ingredients, EcoMundo offers you an overview of cosmetic regulations.
Learn about the importance of truthful and compliant cosmetic claims in Europe. Discover which claims to avoid, such as "paraben-free" and "total sun protection," to ensure fairness and transparency. Stay informed to avoid potential regulatory changes.
Portugal's delayed implementation of Cosmetic Regulations highlights concerns for human health. The decree aims to regulate the commercial chain and ensure communication of adverse effects. Learn more about European Cosmetics Regulation services.
Definitions of monomers and polymers under the REACH Regulation 1907/2006. It outlines the obligations for registration, manufacturing, and import of monomers and polymers, as well as the requirements for classification, labeling, and restrictions.
