Cosmetic Regulation in a Competitive Environment
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This clear, readable reference, featuring original perspectives and advice from over 35 authorities from government, industry, associations, and regulatory law helps personal care companies navigate the domestic and international regulatory mazes and delineates the roles of organizations and programs to navigate the legislative maze—for large and small personal care companies.
Traces the development and acceptance of commercial in vitro product safety tests!
Citing over 1150 reference works, Cosmetic Regulation in a Competitive Environment
describes the most common means of conducting safety tests to evaluate irritation, sensitization, photoirritation, and photosensitization
defines and explains stability testing
provides tests to evaluate the shelf life and expiration dates of products
discusses cosmetic regulation in the European Union and its newest Sixth Amendment
offers suggestions for using the over-the-counter drug review process to market products in the United States
reviews recent statutes enacted by the Environmental Protection Agency
examines the impact of Proposition 65 on cosmetic manufacturing in California and its repercussions nationwide
spotlights the self-regulatory programs of the Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association for the personal care industry
considers the need for microbiological testing, test methods, problems with the acceptance criteria of conventional methods, and the benefits of self-preserving products
and more!
contents:
A History of Government Regulation of Adulteration and Misbranding of Cosmetics,
Peter Barton Hutt
Regulation of Labeling and Advertising Claims,
Paul M. Hyman and Samia N. Rodriguez
Sunscreen Regulations: The United States, Europe, Australia, and Japan,
Kenneth Klein and David C. Steinberg
Hazardous Waste: RCRA and SARA Requirements,
A. V. Calogero
EPA and State Regulation of Volatile Organic Compounds,
Patricia Delmonaco
Proposition 65,
Gene Livingston
Regulation of Marketing Claims by the Federal Trade Commission and States,
Lesley Anne Fair
Voluntary Self Regulation: A Case Study,
Gerald N. McEwen, Jr., Mark Pollak, and Norman F. Estrin
The Cosmetic Ingredient Review,
Wilma F. Bergfeld and F. Alan Andersen
Organization and Priorities of FDA’s Office of Cosmetics and Colors,
John E. Bailey
Marketing Cosmetic Products Classified as Over-the-Counter Drugs in the United States,
Robert G. Pinco
Substantiating the Safety of Cosmetic and Toiletry Products,
Helen North-Root
Alternative Methods to the Draize Eye Test,
Thomas J. Stephens
Clinical Testing for Safety and Effectiveness,
Jon C. Anderson
Stability Testing of Cosmetic Products,
Philip E. Miner
Cosmetic Microbiology: Regulations, Guidelines, and Testing,
Donald S. Orth
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Its Impact on the Personal Care Industry,
James A. Calogero
Total Quality Management,
Vincent Abate
Product Liability Implications of Regulatory Compliance or Noncompliance,
Alan H. Kaplan, Bonnie A. Beavers, Scott M. Lassman, and Millicent C. Yin
Cosmetic Regulation in the European Community,
Birgit Huber and Robert G. Pinco
The International Environment,
Lou Santucci, Jack Dupuis, and Richard Ford
The Role of the International Fragrance Association,
F. Grundschober
Labeling, Packaging, and Waste Disposal Developments in Other Markets,
Emalee Murphy
Operating in a Global Environment,
Paul Ferrara
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