Enhanced Cosmetic Ingredient Transparency for Consumer Safety
This new law aims to improve cosmetic safety by requiring greater transparency in the supply chain. Companies will need to disclose more information about ingredients, including potentially harmful substances, enabling consumers to make more informed choices and ensuring better health protection.
Key points
Cosmetic companies must provide detailed ingredient information, including fragrances and colorants, upon request from the brand owner.
A list of substances harmful to human health or the environment that may be present in cosmetics will be created, facilitating their identification and control.
Ingredient and cosmetic suppliers will be required to test products for harmful substances and provide test results.
Authorities will have increased power to request supply chain information if a cosmetic is suspected of being unsafe or non-compliant.
Financial penalties will be imposed for non-compliance with new transparency and ingredient safety regulations.
Status:
Introduced
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