International Regulatory Resource Manual
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association publishes the sixth edition of its guide to the regulatory environment of major world markets, trade organization announces May 18. The manual has been updated to include the cosmetic regulations and requirements of 74 countries, providing information on ingredient restrictions, labeling, product registration requirements and contacts for government agencies, professional groups and trade associations in each country. The manual also contains citations and analysis of laws that govern cosmetic products, as well as information on products that can be regulated differently from one country to the next, such as sunscreens. The manual is available for $375 for CTFA members and $575 for non-members; it can be purchased from the CTFA Web site...
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