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Introduction of new labelling requirements – ANDEAN

Introduction of new labelling requirements – ANDEAN

by delphic-admin | Jan 9, 2026 | South America

SummaryANDEAN Resolution No. 2540 (effective 17th of December 2025) allows supplementary stickers on cosmetic labels, relaxes Spanish translation requirements for common product names, and permits alternative terms for “Ingredients” on ingredient lists. On the 17th of...
US FDA Issues New Guidance on Mandatory Cosmetics Recall Procedures

US FDA Issues New Guidance on Mandatory Cosmetics Recall Procedures

by delphic-admin | Jan 9, 2026 | North America

SummaryThe FDA issued draft guidance on the 18th of December explaining how it can order mandatory cosmetic recalls under MoCRA and what industry must do in response. The authority applies to products classified as cosmetics, not drugs or devices. The FDA may order a...
US FDA Issues New Guidance on Mandatory Cosmetics Recall Procedures

Connecticut adopts final rules on PFAS product labelling

by delphic-admin | Jan 9, 2026 | North America

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) in Connecticut, has revealed 5 phrases that must be labelled on PFAS – containing products, this is taking place due to the enforcement of their new state law SB 292. DEEP should be notified by the...
Spain withdraws regulation regarding simplified labelling

Spain withdraws regulation regarding simplified labelling

by delphic-admin | Jan 9, 2026 | Europe

SummarySpain has withdrawn it’s draft decree of making labelling on cosmetics more accessible with braille alphabet and QR codes. On the 20th of June 2025 a draft decree was introduced in Spain by the Spanish Government. The proposal intended to make cosmetic...
Spain withdraws regulation regarding simplified labelling

ECHA plans inclusion of n-hexane on the REACH Candidate List

by delphic-admin | Jan 9, 2026 | Europe

The member state committee from the ECHA has officially identified n-hexane as a SVHC (Substance of Very High Concern). This will be included in the REACH candidate list in February and its upcoming inclusion in Annex XIV. The inclusion of n-hexane on the Candidate...
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