When it comes to prepacked food, its labeling can be as complex as either its pack development or its manufacturing process. Indeed, wherever it may be sold, prepacked food is subject to very strict regulatory requirements, notably regarding food information to consumers. Without further ado, let’s have a look at the labeling requirements in the light US standards.
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Ingredient statement (or ingredients list) is a mandatory section for packed food labels in most international standards. Its aim is to inform the consumer about the food composition. In Europe, the regulation N°1169/2011 defines the requirements related to this ingredients list. In the US, the section 101.4, Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) specifies how ingredients must be designated.
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Exporting cosmetic products to China or Brazil is as profitable as it may be complex regarding their regulatory frameworks. In Paris, a few days ago, took place the annual COSMED meeting, dedicated to product compliance. It allowed the participants to get the picture of different trends and regulation frameworks thanks to the contribution of national experts. Throwback to this event with a few insights about Chinese and Brazilian cosmetic markets.
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On March the 22nd, 2019 took place in Paris the COSMED annual international meeting regarding regulatory compliance management for cosmetic products. North American, Asian, and South American regulations and market situations have been widely discussed. Here is the key information to keep in mind, summarized by our regulatory expert on site.
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