Animal experiments should be paid attention to exporting cosmetics to Europe

Planned exports to Europe may require attention to cosmetic safety reports and animal experiments.
According to the Chief Researcher of Kim Jonghyeon, cosmetics can only be marketed by legal or natural persons named Responsible Person in the European Union.
Responsible Person is responsible for the main obligations stipulated, and the responsibility for the translation of logo language is mainly the responsibility of the distributor.
In July 2013, the European Union pursued a compulsory policy of cosmetic labeling, using the language labels of the selling countries in places that are not easily erased and visible according to the easy and packaging patterns.
According to the Jin researcher, cosmetics safety report is a measure taken to facilitate the tracing and recall of cosmetics by toxicological center or relevant authorities, and to confirm cosmetics quickly and effectively.
Animal experiments on cosmetic ingredients or combinations are prohibited in OECD if there are alternative methods for animal experiments.
He also proposed alternative experimental methods and evaluation procedures for animal experiments, such as Read-across, weight-of-evidence approach, and alternative experimental methods for verifying scientific feasibility provided by European Alternative Method Feasibility Test Center and OECD.
He also emphasized that "cosmetics already sold in other Member States need to be registered with CPNP when translating labels according to specific Member States or sales plans. In the case of de-Europeanization, when Cosmetics Manufactured in the UK are sold to the EU, they should be consistent with products imported from third countries and label their origin."
2026-10-15
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