REACH Regulation

Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH)

From 31 May 2008, European REACH (Regulation EC No. 1907/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemical substances) applies to all chemical substances produced or imported into the European Union. This means that only substances registered by the manufacturer or importer under the REACH regulation are authorized in cosmetic products intended for sale on the European market. Furthermore, as an importer of a finished product, you are also considered an importer of all ingredients/substances contained therein and may have to register them. This REACH obligation applies to almost all types of products, including cosmetics, detergents, biocides, room fragrances, etc. .... (Medicines and products intended for human or animal consumption are excluded).

Since the fundamental principle of the REACH regulation is "no data, no market", it can have a significant impact on companies, including cosmetic brands, in that products whose REACH traceability has not been approved may be refused marketing. Pharmilab supports all members of the cosmetic market supply chain (ingredient suppliers, manufacturers, brands and distributors) to assess and comply with their REACH obligations.

Pharmilab offers a full range of services to guide you in the regulatory assessment and marketing of your detergents. Our services include:

REACH services for finished products

Pharmilab can help you assess and manage your REACH responsibilities for your cosmetics, detergents, biocides or room fragrance products, as well as your communication with other members of the supply chain, to ensure regulatory compliance.

Assessment of potential regulatory actions

Based on the results of the previous steps, Pharmilab will propose one or more action plans for each substance.

Other EU services

In addition to services typically applied to cosmetic products, Pharmilab can help you with many other processes and regulatory obligations: