Beauty products and devices not directly falling within Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009 have their own compliance paths based on product's intent of use.
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Soft-filled toys covered with sequins must be safe for children of all ages
European Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC states that sequined and soft-filled toys should be safe for children of all ages. Ensure your toys are EU-compliant.
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Canadian medical device legislation develops in the same direction as EU MDR
Canada adopts risk-based approach to medical device legislation to increase safety and effectiveness. This is in keeping with new EU medical device regulation.
Commission’s communication campaign on MDR and IVDR – special notice to manufacturers
European Commission issues special notice to medical and in-vitro diagnostic device manufacturers to clarify scope and requirements of new EU regulations.
Incidents defined under the new Medical Device Regulation
Learn more about the definition and categorization of incidents as outlined by new EU medical device regulation 2017/745.
GPSD – steps to compliance
Learn more about the steps to compliance for your product under European General Product Safety Directive 2001/95/EC, from CE certification to the RAPEX system.
ECHA: EU investigates permanent cosmetics and tattoo inks
The ECHA has been conducting studies into harmonizing EU tattoo and permanent make-up safety processes and legislation across Europe.