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Overview of Global Cosmetic E-Labeling Regulations

Apr 30, 2026
ChemLinked Cosmetic Team
Currently, mainland China, South Korea, Indonesia, and Canada have introduced regulations or pilot programs for cosmetic electronic labeling, while frameworks in other countries and regions remain under development.

The rapid digital transformation of the cosmetics industry is reshaping how product information is communicated to consumers. Against this backdrop, electronic labeling (e-labeling) has emerged as a forward-looking solution that complements traditional on-pack labeling.   It enables brands to provide more comprehensive, dynamic, and accessible product information while addressing space limitations and sustainability concerns.

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