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The 31 July 2026 EU Fragrance Allergen Deadline — and the Batch Trap Most Brands Miss For two decades, the EU asked cosmetic brands to call out a familiar set of 26 fragrance allergens on the label. That settled world ends on 31 July 2026. From that date, the significantly expanded fragrance allergen list introduced
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Is Your Cosmetic Product at Risk? A PFAS Decision Guide for Cosmetic Brands By now, most cosmetic professionals know that PFAS — the so-called “forever chemicals” — are facing tightening rules. The harder question isn’t whether PFAS matter, but what a brand should actually do about them. Not every product carries the same exposure, and
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Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF) Canada: 2025–2026 Complete Filing Guide Last updated: March 2026 If you sell cosmetics in Canada — or plan to — filing the Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF) with Health Canada is not optional. It is a legal requirement under the Food and Drugs Act and the Cosmetic Regulations, and failure to comply
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Canada Fragrance Allergen Labeling 2026: Requirements, Deadlines & Compliance Guide Last updated: March 2026 If you manufacture, import, or sell cosmetics in Canada, a significant labeling deadline is fast approaching. Starting April 12, 2026, Health Canada requires cosmetic brands to disclose specific fragrance allergens directly on product labels — a major shift from the previous
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Health Canada Opens Consultation on the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist (November 2025) On November 19, 2025, Health Canada announced a public consultation to update the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist, the country’s reference list of ingredients prohibited or restricted in cosmetics.This update aims to reflect the latest toxicological data and risk assessments under the Chemicals Management Plan (CMP).
How to Import Cosmetics into Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide for Global Brands If you’re looking to expand your cosmetic brand, learning how to import cosmetics into Canada is a critical first step. The Canadian market offers incredible potential for growth, but it’s also governed by strict regulations. From labeling laws and ingredient restrictions to product
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Québec’s Bill 96 introduces strict French-language requirements for cosmetic brands selling in the province. From product labels to websites and customer service, brands must ensure French is clearly and equally displayed across all consumer touchpoints. This includes translating ingredient lists, marketing claims, and even parts of registered trademarks by 2025. Failure to comply can lead to fines, product removal, or reputational damage. In this guide, we explain how Bill 96 affects cosmetics, what changes are mandatory, and what steps brands must take to remain compliant in the Québec market.
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Health Canada Cosmetic Regulations Amendment 2024 In a significant move to improve consumer safety and transparency, Health Canada has announced amendments to its cosmetic regulations. The updated rules, which come into effect immediately, are designed to ensure that cosmetic products sold in Canada meet higher safety standards, provide clear labeling, and offer more transparency about
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Cosmetic Labelling Canada Regulations: A Complete Guide Understanding and adhering to Canada’s cosmetic labeling regulations is crucial for businesses in the cosmetic industry. Proper labeling ensures compliance with Health Canada standards, promotes consumer safety, and enhances product credibility. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the key aspects of Canada’s cosmetic labeling regulations, common
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Amazon Canada’s Delisting of Cosmetic Products: Navigating the NHP License Requirement Introduction: In a recent development, Amazon Canada has taken steps to delist certain cosmetic products, citing the necessity for Natural Health Product (NHP) licenses. This move has significant implications for cosmetic companies operating in Canada and underscores the importance of regulatory compliance in
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