:: CENTRAL REPOSITORY FOR MARKET ACCESS INTELLIGENCE.
:: SECTOR-SPECIFIC COMPLIANCE PROTOCOLS.
:: REAL-TIME REGULATORY SURVEILLANCE.
| ID | Sector Designation | Access |
|---|---|---|
| COS-CPNP | CPNP Notification | |
| COS-AMZ | Amazon Cosmetics Compliance | |
| COS-CPSR | CPSR & Safety Assessment | |
| COS-DOC | Cosmetics Documentation | |
| COS-REG | EU Cosmetics Regulation | |
| COS-PKG | Packaging & Labelling |
EU cosmetics labelling is governed by Article 19 of Regulation 1223/2009. This guide covers every mandatory element — INCI ingredients, EU Responsible Person, PAO symbols, allergens, and batch numbers.
EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009 is the legal framework governing every cosmetic product sold in the EU. This guide covers the key requirements sellers must meet — EU Responsible Person, CPSR, CPNP notification, labelling, and ingredient restrictions.
EU cosmetics compliance requires specific documentation — SDS sheets, Certificates of Analysis, stability tests, IFRA certificates, and more. This guide explains what each document is, why it is needed, and how to source it.
Amazon EU cosmetics compliance requires CPNP notification, a CPSR, an EU Responsible Person, and proper labelling. This checklist covers every requirement and how to avoid listing suspensions.
CPSR costs in the UK vary from under £50 for budget assessments to £695+ for complex formulations. This guide breaks down what affects pricing, compares providers, and explains what should be included.
CPNP notification is a legal requirement before placing any cosmetic product on the EU market. This guide explains what CPNP is, what information you need to submit, and how Eldris handles the entire notification process for you.