Introduction of the notion of 'responsible person'.Manufacturers need to follow specific requirements in the preparation of a product safety report prior to placing a product on the market. Strengthened safety requirements for cosmetic products.The most significant changes introduced by the cosmetics regulation include The previous rules on the ban of animal testing were not modified. It provides a robust, internationally recognised regime, which reinforces product safety while taking into consideration the latest technological developments, including the possible use of nanomaterials. The regulation replaces Directive 76/768/EC, which was adopted in 1976 and had been substantially revised on numerous occasions. The regulation simplifies procedures to the extent that the internal market of cosmetic products is now a reality. It strengthens the safety of cosmetic products and streamlines the framework for all operators in the sector. Regulation (EC) N° 1223/2009 on cosmetic products is the main regulatory framework for finished cosmetic products when placed on the EU market. It also gauges the views on other topics such as nanomaterials, simplified labelling and how to set a more efficient process for the safety assessment of chemical substances by scientific committees. It seeks feedback from all interested parties to further improve existing provisions relevant to the safety of various hazardous substances and their exceptional and stringent use in cosmetics.
The Commission launched a public consultation on the upcoming targeted revision of the EU rules on cosmetic products.
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