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Animal testing for cosmetic products is still required in some cases by ECHA. According to a recent study, 63 ingredients used solely in cosmetic products have been tested on animals after the Cosmetic Regulation ban on in vivo testing. As the intention of legislators and of EU citizens aimed to ensure that animal testing for cosmetic products is banned completely, this review should close the gaps (i.p.
The Polish Union of the Cosmetics Industry supports the goals of the Green Deal and the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. Safety is highest priority of the cosmetics industry. The revision of the regulation 1223/2009/EC should ensure, that this regulation would continue to be the consumer-oriented, strongest cosmetics sector regulatory system for cosmetics in the world, based on science-based sectoral risk…
Care should be taken to increase the acceptance of non-animal research methods for safety testing and to reduce animal testing. The wording of the laws must be clear and there must be no loopholes. Particularly in the field of testing endocrine disruptors, mixtures and polymers, care must be taken not to increase animal testing.
Filed in German · English published by the European Commission
The Polish Union of Cosmetics Industry hereby presents comments to the Call for Evidence regarding a „Proposal for a basic regulation of the European Chemicals Agency” with a particular focus on the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS).
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