The Shadow of Irregularity: Unregistered Medicines and Hair Cosmetics and the Hidden Risks
This Blog addresses the intensified inspection efforts by the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (ANVISA) against the marketing of products without proper sanitary authorization. We analyze recent seizure cases involving Unregistered Hair Cosmetics (Botox and Straightening products) and Irregular Medicines/Herbal Supplements, highlighting how the absence of registration, notification, or proper listing exposes consumers to serious health risks and the industry to severe penalties.
Toxicology and Safety in Cosmetics: Current Regulatory Requirements
The safety of cosmetics is a growing priority for both regulators and consumers. In Brazil, Anvisa establishes clear guidelines on toxicological evaluation and safety requirements for ingredients and finished products. This article explores what is currently required, with a focus on RDC 752/2022, addressing critical points for companies and professionals working in the sector.
Blog – Understanding the Registration Process of Cosmetics with Brazil’s Anvisa
Before starting the registration process in Brazil, it is essential that the company complies with all regulatory requirements. This involves obtaining the Operating License/Authorization from the local health surveillance agency and the AFE/AE from Anvisa.
Brazil’s Anvisa Updates the Labeling of Cosmetic Products – 2024
The Labeling of Cosmetics in Brazil’s regulations will start including INCI requirements in 2024.
Face Mask Regulations by Australia’s TGA
Non-sterile face masks are regulated as medical devices under the Therapeutic Goods Act of 1989. Importation, distribution or exportation of any goods are required to be included in the ARTG (Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods).