Registrar Corp has been assisting businesses with U.S. FDA compliance for over a decade, with a focus on various sectors including food, drugs, and cosmetics. The document outlines the complexities of cosmetics labeling requirements under FDA rules, which extend to collateral materials and require thorough compliance processes. Additionally, it highlights the importance of state-specific regulations like the California Safe Cosmetics Program for manufacturers and distributors.

2.  For more than a decade, Registrar Corp
has offered businesses its dedicated
assistance in complying with U.S. Food and
Drug Administration (FDA) regulations.
Spanning 16 offices across the globe,
Hampton, Virginia-based Registrar Corp has
extensive experience in the food and
beverage, drug, medical device, and
cosmetics sectors. Registrar Corp
employees consist of a number of scientists
and other regulatory specialists who have
formerly worked for the FDA.

3.  Cosmetics labeling requirements under FDA
rules can be complex and extend beyond
labels and other graphic materials on actual
product wrappers and containers. They include
collateral materials such websites, brochures,
posters, and pamphlets. Cosmetics labeling is
strictly controlled by the FDA, with a certain
number of cosmetic products even
categorized as drugs. Ensuring compliance
involves an extensive cross-referencing process
that encompasses the Voluntary Cosmetic
Reporting Program’s Cosmetic Ingredient
Dictionary and federal regulatory codes.

4.  Cosmetics manufacturers, distributors, and
packagers also frequently seek reporting
compliance with the California Safe
Cosmetics Program. These state-specific
requirements involve listing all products
containing ingredients associated with
issues such as birth defects and cancer.
Registrar Corp can help with Cosmetic
labeling requirements or any other U.S. FDA
regulation.