On February 25, 2026, the Indonesian Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) published its draft 2026 legislative plan. The regulations relevant to cosmetics are summarized in the table below. They address key areas including cosmetic notification, GMP certification, importation, post-market supervision, pharmacovigilance, and product testing.
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Indonesia Announces 2025 Legislative Plan Covering Cosmetic Notification, Labeling, Ingredients, and Production
Indonesia BPOM Unveils the 2024 Legislative Plan, Involving Cosmetic Notification, Labeling, Ingredient Requirements, Adverse Reaction Monitoring, Contamination Limits
Singapore Increases Regulatory Fee for Cosmetic Products Notification and GMP Certificate
Global halal cosmetic certification serves as a guarantee that cosmetic products adhere to Islamic principles and are permissible for use by Muslim consumers. As the halal cosmetic market continues to grow, it is imperative for businesses operating in this industry to have a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics surrounding halal cosmetic certification regulations.
The current cosmetic technical standard STSC 2015 specifies the cosmetics' general safety standards, prohibited/restricted/permitted ingredients and testing methods. It is revised aperiodically in response to changing trade practices in the industry. China is planning to issue a new version of STSC.
Chemlinked team summarizes and analyzes non-compliance cases and their causes in cosmetic industry worldwide. By examining these real-world cases, we aim to provide warnings to cosmetics companies and encourage them to improve their product quality, thereby ensuring consumer safety and promoting sustainable development of the beauty industry.
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