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Increasing requirements regarding the quality and safety of dietary supplements mean that manufacturers are paying more and more attention to contaminants that can enter the product at various stages of its development. One group of substances requiring control is mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOH), which include the MOSH and MOAH fractions. Their presence may be related …
Safety and credibility of cosmetic products increasingly require not only compliance with regulatory requirements, but also objective evidence confirming their quality and claimed performance. Properly designed testing can support both product safety assessment and marketing communication. In this latest edition, we take a closer look at the “Dermatologically Tested” voluntary certification programme, proposed changes to …
The European dietary supplements market is facing one of its most significant regulatory changes since the adoption of Directive 2002/46/EC. The European Commission is currently working on unified Maximum Permitted Levels (MPLs) for vitamins and minerals in both dietary supplements and fortified foods. The new legislation aims to improve consumer safety, harmonize regulations across Member …
“Reduces redness,” “evens out skin tone,” “brightens discolorations” – such claims are frequently found on cosmetic products today. For consumers, they serve as a guide during product selection, whereas for cosmetic manufacturers, they represent firm marketing claims that must be supported by reliable scientific evidence. The modern beauty market no longer relies solely on catchy slogans; objective evaluation of cosmetic efficacy that …
Summer is a particularly demanding season for cosmetic products. High temperatures, intense UV exposure, seawater and chlorinated water can all affect product performance and durability. At the same time, manufacturers must keep pace with evolving regulations governing ingredient safety and market compliance. In this article, we present the latest regulatory developments and laboratory testing methods …
Dietary supplements occupy a rapidly expanding segment of the European food market, driven by increasing consumer interest in preventive healthcare, nutrition, and wellness. In the European Union (EU), every dietary supplement is regulated not as a medicinal product, but as a food, which subjects them to a distinct legal and scientific framework. The primary legislative …
Just a few years ago, many importers and processors treated pesticide residue testing primarily as an administrative formality. Today, the market reality is completely different. An unprecedented tightening of requirements is currently taking place on the Polish food market, drastically changing the rules of the game for entities importing raw materials from third countries. A …
The information displayed on a dietary supplement product label is a binding commitment made by the manufacturer to the consumer. To ensure that the finished supplement truly reflects its declared composition and complies with international labeling requirements, rigorous laboratory verification is essential. Dietary supplement testing confirms the exact presence and quantitative concentration of essential nutrients, …
A dietary supplement may boast an innovative formula and excellent marketing, but its market success often depends on something not visible on the label: the purity of raw materials. Testing for heavy metals in dietary supplements is currently one of the most critical stages of quality control, protecting not only consumer health but also the manufacturer’s reputation. Where Does …
