Cosmetics distributed in Indonesia must meet safety, efficacy, quality, and labeling requirements. Cosmetics that do not meet these standards must be recalled. Recall is the
One of the breakthroughs of BPOM in ensuring the safety, benefits, and quality of traditional medicine products, quasi-medicines, health supplements, and cosmetics in circulation is
To ensure that cosmetics distributed within Indonesia meet the criteria, business operators must distribute cosmetics that have obtained a distribution permit in the form of
Good Cosmetic Manufacturing Practices (CPKB) are all aspects of cosmetic manufacturing activities that aim to ensure that the products produced always meet the quality requirements
There are 16 categories of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices that are limited based on their function and application in the health
Cosmetics industry manufactures various types and forms of cosmetics according to the Production Permit for Cosmetics granted. Cosmetic production falls into two categories: Production Permit
Symbol Description ManufacturerThis Medical Device Symbols must be displayed alongside the name and address of the manufacturer, positioned next to the symbol Authorized representative in
The supervision of advertisements for medical devices and household health supplies (PKRT) circulating in the community must be conducted in accordance with the applicable marketing
Cosmetics are one of the commodities that are widely traded online through social media or e-commerce. This condition provides a more dominant space for advertising
In BPOM Regulation Number 12 of 2019 concerning Contamination in Cosmetics, what is meant by Contamination is something that enters cosmetics unintentionally and cannot be
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