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Cosmetics and Personal Care Newsletter 2024 V43

In the News

The Biden Administration’s final unified agenda sets target dates for three notices of proposed rulemakings under MoCRA, setting a proposal for cosmetic GMPs for October 2025.

Stay ahead in the cosmetics industry—explore the FDA’s updates to registration and listing requirements, now open for public comment.

The National Advertising Division recommended GuruNanda discontinue “natural teeth whitening” and “dazzle from first application” claims for its oil pulling and teeth whitening products. GuruNanda will appeal the "natural teeth whitening" claim decision.

Tom’s of Maine is facing significant violations after a manufacturing facility inspection discovered bacteria-contaminated water and a “black mold-like substance” near production equipment, according to a warning letter issued by FDA.

The nutrition industry emphasizes that beauty-from-within solutions offer significant opportunities for brands and ingredient suppliers, leveraging a growing demand for cosmetics and holistic health products.

In nails, Pinterest flagged a 65% jump in pins for sea-inspired looks, as well as a 35% uptick in matching nail looks for couples.

Building on the momentum of 2024 trends in personalization and sustainability, the nail category is poised for a transformative leap in 2025.

By targeting microplastic pollutants at their source, the MIT team aims to offer an eco-friendly alternative to the plastic beads currently prevalent in personal care products.

FSMA Basics Not So Basic for Food Brands – Podcast

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FSMA swept in much-needed food safety regulations for U.S. brands, but many companies continue to struggle with foreign import requirements.  In this podcast, Rae Martin, president of Continuum Partner Consulting interviewed by Sandy Almendarez, editor in chief at Natural Product Insider®  discussed:

  • The most common requirement of FSMA that food brands fail to achieve.

  • The essential component that brands need to achieve FSMA compliance.

  • The one thing Martin would change to FSMA if she could

Learn more.

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