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Market Access Intelligence for Cosmetics.

Your ingredient list is your product, and every market reads it differently. Know what you can sell, where, and with what claims, and keep every INCI list, PIF and claim true as the rules move.

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⌁ Skin care · colour cosmetics · hair care · fragrance · oral care · sun care · personal & home care.

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Why your formula's legality is a map, not a fact

The same product, two markets, two different formularies.

~1,600

substances banned from cosmetics in the EU, against a handful restricted federally in the US.EU Cosmetics Reg. 1223/2009, Annex II

80+

fragrance allergens now require individual labelling in the EU, up from 26, reshaping INCI lists across portfolios.Commission Reg. (EU) 2023/1545

2013

the year the EU's animal-testing marketing ban took full effect, a model now spreading market to market.EU Cosmetics Regulation

MoCRA

the US rewrote its cosmetics rulebook in 2022, so every major market now moves on its own clock.US MoCRA, 2022

We know your world

An ingredient permitted here sits on a prohibited Annex there.

A preservative fine at this concentration is capped at the next border. A fragrance-allergen list expands, and two dozen INCI declarations need rewriting. A green-claims regime decides whether "clean" and "natural" can stay on pack. Get it right and you launch globally on one dossier. Get it wrong: a patchwork of relabels, a stopped shipment, an advertising ruling.

Annexes that don't agree

Prohibited, restricted and permitted colourants, preservatives and UV filters: every market keeps its own lists, and they change. One formula, many verdicts.

The PIF has to stay true

Your Product Information File and safety assessment are only current until the next restriction. When an ingredient status changes, the dossier, and often the label, has to move with it.

Claims under the microscope

"Clean," "natural," "hypoallergenic," "microplastic-free": the claims that sell are the ones regulators and advertising watchdogs are most eager to test.

Fragrance allergens, expanding

The labelling list grew from 26 to 80+. Each addition rewrites INCI declarations across a portfolio, and the next revision is already being drafted.

Animal testing & vegan claims

Testing bans shape your safety dossier and your sourcing, while "cruelty-free" and "vegan" claims carry their own substantiation and market-by-market rules.

Microplastics & PFAS closing in

Restrictions on intentionally-added microplastics and PFAS are phasing in, pulling glitters, film-formers and certain actives into scope on a timetable.

This is exactly what Prodeen is built for: every Annex revision, allergen-list expansion and claim rule caught the moment it moves, filtered to your formulas, ingredients and markets, delivered as a next step your team can act on, not another signal to triage. One dossier that stays true. Fewer relabels. A portfolio that stays placeable while you keep launching.

See the signal in action

The allergen list expanded on a Friday. By Monday the question was: which of our fragrances cross the new labelling threshold, in which SKUs, and how many INCI declarations and packs have to change? The old way, that's weeks of cross-referencing formulas by hand. It has to be a validated event with the label changes already drafted.

and the next revision is already on its way.
What matters, across your category

Everything that decides if a formula can be placed, in one view.

Regulatory, Quality, R&D, Procurement, Marketing: one Annex revision reaches everyone, next step attached. Five connected domains. Signals that turn into action, not alerts to triage.

Regulatory & compliance
Ingredient Annexes and concentration limits, permitted colourants, preservatives and UV filters, notification (CPNP and equivalents) and market-specific labelling: tracked per formula, per market.EU fragrance-allergen labelling list expanded → INCI and label update proposed on 22 SKUs.
Product & consumer safety
Safety assessments and PIFs, impurity and contaminant limits (heavy metals, 1,4-dioxane, nitrosamines), stability and preservation: every raw-material spec checked against the duty it creates.New fragrance compound spec: allergen profile changed → 6 INCI declarations recalculated, 2 over threshold.
Competitive & consumer
Where "clean," "natural," "microplastic-free," "cruelty-free" and sustainability claims are winning or drawing scrutiny, and what competitors are launching into your positioning."Clean" & "microplastic-free" scrutiny rising → substantiation review triggered before the campaign.
Legislative tracking
Annex revisions, green-claims rules, microplastic and PFAS restrictions, animal-testing measures and new market rulebooks (MoCRA and beyond): caught as drafts, with the obligation and date attached.EU green-claims rules advancing → foresight: "clean" and "natural" wording at risk before your next campaign.
Supply-chain risk
Restricted-substance presence in fragrances and raw materials, supplier declarations and spec drift on the ingredients your claims and Annex compliance depend on.Preservative concentration limit tightened at source → reformulation flag on 4 leave-on products.
See the signal in action
How it works

One loop, from an Annex change to a corrected INCI list.

✓ Ricola runs this loop as audit-ready evidence for food safety certification.
01 · Signal
You write
Watch fragrance allergens and Annex restrictions
● Annex II/III revisions · EU Fragrance allergen labelling Green claims & microplastics
✓ Monitor active · scanning EUR-Lex, national gazettes + 40 more sources
Your inbox
Inbox3 triaged · today
EUR-Lex · EU EU · fragrance allergen labelling list expanded · Regulatory · High · 22 SKUs need INCI and label updates ✓ Accepted · Regulatory
Supplier portal New fragrance compound · allergen profile changed · Internal · 6 INCI declarations recalculated, 2 over threshold 08:41
Consumer signals EU green-claims rules advancing · foresight Not relevant · 07:12
+ 2,205 non-matches you never saw
Your team’s knowledge
Knowledge ▸ Product Information Files ▸ EU Leave-on range
Product Information File · EU Leave-on range v11v12
updated 09:42 · signed · source: event #1907
Fragrance allergens declared against the 26-substance list.
Expanded list applies: 22 SKUs, INCI declarations and labels updated.
RAQAPR+9 One source of truth · anyone in the company can use it.
Your report
Portfolio dashboard · live
ingredients × markets · trends · interactive
Ingredient risk matrix
EUUSCNUK
Fragrance allergens
Preservatives
UV filters
Microplastics / PFAS
Trending topics
Green-claims scrutiny · EU
Microplastic & PFAS restrictions
“Clean” claim trust · UK
Key influencers
SCCS · EUFDA MoCRA · USNMPA · CN
Fragrance allergens · EU · next list revision already in draft
Sent · anyone can explore it ✓ Share with team
Proof

Answers you can put your name to.

< 4 hrs

From an Annex or allergen-list change to a validated answer your team can action, every source named.

97%+

Of incoming signals filtered out as noise before they ever reach your team.Illustrative, based on a typical personal-care portfolio.

Days → hrs

An allergen-list change mapped to every affected INCI declaration and label in hours, not weeks.

"An ingredient's status can change in one market and not another overnight. We need the change the day it lands, with the INCI and label update already in hand, not a newsletter weeks later."
Regulatory Affairs, personal-care manufacturer
RicolaAB InBevLiotécnica
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