Enforcement! Multiple categories of Amazon products will face sales ban!

With the deepening development of global trade, cross-border e-commerce has become an important bridge connecting global consumers and goods. Against this background, major market players are increasingly strict in supervising the quality and safety of imported goods.

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) implemented a new cosmetics regulation requiring all cosmetics exported to the United States to complete FDA registration before customs clearance and sales.

At the same time, Amazon announced that it will strictly enforce the compliance requirements of the EU Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Battery Law . If sellers fail to complete registration and submit relevant registration numbers, they will face the risk of product sales being suspended.

Recently, the news that "cosmetics exported to the United States must apply for FDA registration before customs clearance" has been widely circulated in the cross-border circle. Many sellers said that the B-end international station had issued a relevant notice last month, stating that cosmetics exported to the United States must be registered with the FDA in advance.

In addition, AliExpress also issued an announcement on strengthening the qualification control of cosmetics in the United States, stating that the platform plans to block non-compliant products starting July 1, 2024.

According to reports, the United States has implemented new cosmetic regulations since July 1, 2024, requiring all cosmetics exported to the United States to complete FDA registration before customs clearance and sales.

Unregistered cosmetics companies risk being banned from the U.S. market, facing legal liability, fines, and damage to their brand reputation.

New rules will come into effect soon Source: FutureForwarding

It is reported that the introduction of the new US cosmetics regulations stems from the revision of the Cosmetic Regulatory Modernization Act of 2022 (MoCRA). The categories of goods controlled by the new law include but are not limited to skin care products, lotions, perfumes, lipsticks, nail polishes, eye creams, face creams, shampoos, permanent hair dyes, toothpastes, deodorants and goods used as cosmetics, etc.

In order to comply with the new regulations, relevant companies need to prepare relevant materials including FDA application forms, product labels and packaging, ingredient lists and formulas, production processes and quality control documents , and submit them to the FDA in a timely manner.

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