Cosmetic Preservation Issue Taken Up By ICCR Regulators

At the ninth iteration of the International Cooperation on Cosmetics Regulation, regulators from the US, EU, Canada, Japan and Brazil accepted an FAQ document on the role of cosmetic preservatives and agreed to assist in driving eyes to the resource once it publishes. The Personal Care Products Council's Executive VP of Global Affairs Francine Lamoriello characterized the development as a meeting highlight.

The International Cooperation on Cosmetics Regulation signaled a readiness to address the issue of product preservation – and to communicate its position on the matter to consumers and other regulators around the globe – with the acceptance of a preservatives paper at its ninth meeting.

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