Services
Responsible Person Service
All cosmetics that manufacturers want to sell in the European Union and the European Economic Area must comply with the EU Cosmetics Regulation. MedNet EC-Rep helps you place your cosmetics in your target market.
Services
We offer a comprehensive Responsible Person Service for manufacturers aiming to sell cosmetics in the European Union and the UK. Our service ensures that all cosmetics comply with the respective regulations in these regions.
With our extensive experience with national regulatory bodies, we assist you in dealing with competent authorities and managing potential incident reports. We serve as the first point of contact for national authorities, ensuring smooth communication and prompt resolution of any issues.
Labeling Support
We provide support with the labeling of your cosmetics, ensuring that all information is accurate, compliant, and clearly presented. This includes ingredient lists, usage instructions, and any necessary warnings or disclaimers.”
Regulatory Updates
Stay updated on regulatory changes. Our team closely monitors updates to the EU Cosmetics Regulation and other relevant laws, ensuring that your products remain compliant at all times.
Ensure your cosmetics meet EU and UK regulations
Trust MedNet to aid your market placement.
Contact us today at +49-251-322-66-64 or write to us for more information.
Frequently asked Questions
A Responsible Person (RP) in the context of the EU Cosmetics Regulation is a legal or natural person designated within the European Union who ensures that cosmetic products comply with all relevant regulations before they are placed on the market. This role is defined under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products.
The Responsible Person is critical in ensuring the safety, quality, and regulatory compliance of cosmetic products.
The main duties of a Responsible Person (RP) under the EU Cosmetics Regulation (Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009) include ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements for cosmetic products before they are placed on the market.
If you are manufacturing or importing cosmetic products into the EU, you must have an RP established within the EU.
The RP is responsible for submitting specific information about each cosmetic product to the CPNP before the product is placed on the EU market. This includes product category, name, ingredients, and the details of the RP.