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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上在加拿大销售化妆品的管理规定（General Requirements for the Sale of Cosmetics in Canada）Notification of Cosmetic ProductsNotification is a mandatory requirement for the sale of cosmetics in Canada, according to section 30 of the Cosmetic Regulations. This entails submitting a fully completed Cosmetic N

2、otification Form (CNF) to Health Canada within the first 10 days that a cosmetic is available for sale. The completed CNF provides specific product information, including: address and contact information of associated companies; purpose of the cosmetic (for example: shampoo, skin cleanser); form of

3、the cosmetic (for example: gel, solid, liquid); ingredients of the cosmetic; and concentration or concentration range of the ingredients.There is no fee associated with the cosmetic notification process. Failure to notify may result in a product being refused entry into Canada or removed from sale.

4、Notification is not a product evaluation nor an approval procedure, and acceptance of the completed CNF by Health Canada does not constitute in any way agreement that the product is classified as a cosmetic or is in compliance with all regulatory requirements.Please review the to ensure the CNFs are

5、 completed correctly.Cosmetic Notification Form (CNF) and Guide oFor further information, please .Safety of Cosmetic Products and Ingredients: Cosmetic Ingredient HotlistTo assist companies in ensuring the safety of cosmetic products, Health Canada publishes the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist - an offi

6、cial list of prohibited and restricted cosmetic ingredients. The Hotlist takes its basis from the following sections of legislation: Section 2 of the Food and Drugs Act (definitions of cosmetic vs. drug), Section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act (safety), and Section 24 of the Cosmetic Regulations (cosm

7、etics presenting an avoidable hazard must carry a warning on the label)Section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act states that no person shall sell a cosmetic product that has in it any substance that may injure the health of the user when the cosmetic is used according to its customary method.No company m

8、ay sell a cosmetic product in Canada if it does not meet section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or the Cosmetic Regulations. Specific criteria to meet this legislation are outlined in the Hotlist, in terms of prohibited ingredients, concentration restrictions, labelling and packaging.Cosmetic Ingredie

9、nt HotlistPlease note that the Hotlist is not exhaustive. if you are in doubt about an ingredient.Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) for Cosmetic ProductsHealth Canada encourages all cosmetic manufacturers to adhere to .【备注：在中国填写FORM A 表格可以有退税。】Labelling of Cosmetic ProductsA cosmetic label contain

10、s information that helps consumers make informed choices about the products they use, how to safely use the product, and how to contact the manufacturer if questions arise.The labelling of cosmetics is governed by the , the , the , and the .To comply with these requirements, cosmetic labels must sup

11、ply: an ingredient list; the identity of the product, in English and French; a statement of net quantity in metric units of measurement; the name and address of the manufacturer or distributor; and directions, warnings or cautions, in English and French where necessary for safe use of the product.Sp

12、ecific labelling requirements also exist for the safe use of certain products (for example, and ) and certain ingredients as stated in the Cosmetic Regulations and outlined in the .Ingredients must be listed on all cosmetic products, using recognized names from the International Nomenclature of Cosm

13、etic Ingredients (INCI) system as found in the International Cosmetic Ingredient Dictionary and Handbook.General Labelling of CosmeticsThe is intended to help manufacturers interpret the labelling and packaging requirements for cosmetics specified in the Cosmetic Regulations and the Consumer Packagi

14、ng and Labelling Act and Regulations. It is designed to assist industry in the preparation of labels that comply with Canadian regulatory requirements for cosmetics.Cosmetic Advertising and Labelling ClaimsThe document outlines acceptable and unacceptable cosmetic claims for advertising and product

15、labels. These Guidelines are designed to help in the development of advertising messages, including those made on or inside product packaging, that comply with Canadian cosmetic regulatory requirements.Ingredient Labelling for Cosmetics in CanadaAll cosmetics sold in Canada must contain the list of

16、ingredients on the label using the INCI (International Nomenclature for Cosmetic Ingredients) system.The has been prepared to provide an overview of the INCI labelling requirements of the Cosmetic Regulations under the Food and Drugs Act.The provides guidance on enforcement of the Cosmetic Regulatio

17、ns pertaining to mandatory ingredient labelling of cosmetic products.Related Ingredient Labelling ResourcesHazard Symbols and Statements for Labelling of Pressurized Containers provides a summary of the labelling requirements for aerosol cosmetics sold in pressurized containers.The Official Method for the Determination of Flame Projection is used to determine the flame projection of flammable cosmetics in pressurized containers:专心-专注-专业