While most US-based cosmetic manufacturers are compliant with the registration and listing requirements of the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act and are expected to meet labeling requirements for adverse event reporting in the final days of 2024, many smaller firms and foreign manufacturers are slipping through the cracks.
MoCRA Education Deficit; Regulation Still Unknown To Many Small US Beauty Firms, Imported Brands
Many small US and independent beauty brands are still unfamiliar with the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act, as are owners of beauty brands based outside the US; the lack of education about the regulation is making many stakeholders at risk for non-compliance.
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