
FDA cosmetic recall guidance: what brands should prepare for
FDA's final guidance explains when it can order a cosmetic recall and how brands can prepare their product and distribution records.
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FDA's final guidance explains when it can order a cosmetic recall and how brands can prepare their product and distribution records.
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Similar dates hide different transition rules. Compare EU stock placement with Canada’s new and existing product categories before reviewing labels.
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The PFHxA cosmetics restriction applies from 10 October 2026. Check the chemical scope, reporting limits, and evidence for any earlier stock.
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A moisturiser example shows how product details, reports, and a qualified assessment fit together in a safety-substantiation file.
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Check the formula’s allergen calculation and the stock’s transition status separately. A worked dilution example shows how supplier data reaches the label.
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July 2028 is a transition for qualifying stock, not an extension for first placement of new non-compliant products on the EU market.
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The January document is draft guidance on existing authority. Its status, scope, and passed comment deadline matter when reading the announcement.
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OPSS sought data on seven listed ingredients. The extended deadline has passed, and the request itself is not a new ingredient ban.
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The EU is prohibiting triphenyl phosphate in cosmetics. Distinguish the 2027 placement deadline from the 2028 deadline for later supply.
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