Canadian Cosmetic Regulations to Receive a Makeover

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Mar 10, 2023Government & Organizations

Health Canada proposes to address the issue by updating the Cosmetic Regulations to disclose certain fragrance allergens on cosmetic labels. Under the proposed regulations, manufacturers will have the option to disclose...

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