Regulatory Compliance for Cosmetics, Nutrition, and Cannabis Companies – Part 2
Regulatory compliance of cosmetics, diet, and CBD products including FDA misbranding and adulteration, FTC compliance, labeling requirements, and other legal issues.
FDA Cosmetic Labeling Guidelines
FDA can deem cosmetic products as misbranded if the cosmetics fail to comply with FDA and FPLA labeling requirements
Critical Legal Issues for the Cosmetics Industry: Interstate Commerce, Adulterated, and Misbranded
Cosmetics are regulated by the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. FDA’s primary focus on whether the cosmetics have been adulterated or misbranded.
FDA Warning Letters Can Cause Cosmetic Companies to Lose Revenue and Face Substantial Fines
FDA might classify your cosmetics product as a new drug if you make disease claims for your cosmetics product. FDA also requires that you substantiate your claims and have safe ingredients
Regulatory Compliance for Cosmetics, Nutrition, and Cannabis Companies – Part 1
Regulatory compliance of cosmetics, diet, and CBD products including FDA misbranding and adulteration, FTC compliance, labeling requirements, and other legal issues.
How to Respond to an FDA Warning Letter about Dietary Supplements or Cosmetics
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates much more than food and drugs. It regulates dietary supplements, cosmetics, medical devices, tobacco products, animal food, [...]
Avoid common FDA mistakes marketing health products
Avoid these common FDA mistakes marketing health products: communicating with FDA without legal counsel, making disease claims, misunderstanding the rules.
Cosmetic or drug? Claims matter for body sculpting and slimming products
Cosmetic or drug? Claims matter for body sculpting and slimming products, and all health and wellness products.
FDA cosmetics regulatory power enhanced by proposed Personal Care Products Safety Act
FDA would have significantly greater authority over cosmetic products under the Personal Care Products Safety Act. The Personal Care Products Safety Act would increase regulation over many [...]
FDA rules say a cosmetic is sometimes just a cosmetic – and sometimes a “drug”
To paraphrase Freud, sometimes a cosmetic is just a cosmetic – and sometimes it’s a drug.... Which is it—drug or cosmetic? The answer, FDA says, depends on intended use.
