Regulatory affairs, assessments and quality management

Reminder of European legislation and its hierarchy: regulations, directives, decisions, resolutions, national laws, institutions and authorities in charge of the regulatory system.

Description of the main regulations around the world and a global view of progress

Institutions and authorities in charge of the regulatory system

Regulatory framework applied to cosmetic packaging

The compliance process for cosmetic packaging and its main difficulties

New requirements for cosmetic packaging under European and French laws on the circular economy

The course will address the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) designed to ensure the reproducibility and quality of cosmetic products.

It will allow to know the measures to adopt regarding the processes of production, control, storage and shipment and to ensure the compliance of cosmetic products with the regulations in force (EC 1223/2009, ISO 22716 standard, etc.)

Hourly volumes* :

            CM : 15

            TD : 15

            Land : 10

Knowledge of the main regulations:

• Authorities
• Main texts
• Raw material regulations
• Product classification (and view on border regulations)
• Comparison with European regulations.

Knowledge of certifications and standards in organic and natural cosmetics.

Know and know how to apply international regulations (raw materials, products, packaging) and specific reference systems.

Know and know how to respond to certifications and standards in organic and natural cosmetics

To know, to know how to apply, to know how to organize the GMP for all the stages of the life of a cosmetic product.

Knowledge of the European regulation CE 1223/2009

Integral continuous assessment

The teaching is given by industrial speakers and teacher-researchers specialized in the field concerned. This module may be associated with conferences.

Administrative contact(s):

Secretariat Master Chemistry

https://master-chimie.edu.umontpellier.fr/