Thailand now requires certification for high-risk inhalable cosmetics containing Titanium Dioxide, including powder/dust/flake-form products, as well as pressurized and non-pressurized spray products.
On April 21, 2025, the Thai Food and Drug Administration (Thai FDA) announced new regulatory requirements for cosmetic products that contain Titanium Dioxide in powder form and pose an inhalation risk. The move is part of Thailand’s broader efforts to enhance consumer safety amid increasing concern over nano-sized particles used in cosmetic formulations.
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