Jumat, September 9, 2022

BPOM Set to Introduce Supervision Standards for Refillable Perfume Products: Input from General Public Open until 16 September 2022

The National Agency of Drug and Food Control (Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan – "BPOM") is currently preparing a Draft Regulation ("Draft Regulation") containing a set of provisions that will specifically address the supervision of refillable perfume products. This new regulatory framework is being issued in an effort to protect the general public and to ensure that refillable perfume products meet certain standards relating to security and quality, as said products are currently not required to meet any such standards.
During the production of refillable perfume products, business actors will soon be obliged to guarantee and ensure the fulfillment of various security and quality standards and requirements. Safety standards and requirements will be set out under a specific Regulation of BPOM that will address technical requirements for cosmetics ingredients. Meanwhile, quality standards and/or requirements will also have to be met in line with good production standards for cosmetic products, which address the following areas: 1) Design of production buildings and facilities; 2) Raw materials and packaging materials; 3) Sanitation and hygiene; 4) Storage; 5) Documentation; and 6) Markings.
Supervision of the fulfillment of these standards will encompass both routine inspections and special inspections of administrative documents and production methods. Routine inspections will be carried out in order to ensure the fulfillment of the applicable standards and/or requirements, while special inspections will be carried out as follow-ups to inspection results and/or any information that is submitted indicating that violations may have been committed.
The general public may submit input regarding the Draft Regulation via the following email address and link: 1) [email protected]; and 2) https://bit.ly/Masukan_Parsul. Said input may be submitted until a deadline of 16 September 2022.

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The National Agency of Drug and Food Control (Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan – "BPOM") is currently preparing a Draft Regulation ("Draft Regulation") containing a set of provisions that will specifically address the supervision of refillable perfume products. This new regulatory framework is being issued in an effort to protect the general public and to ensure that refillable perfume products meet certain standards relating to security and quality, as said products are currently not required to meet any such standards.
During the production of refillable perfume products, business actors will soon be obliged to guarantee and ensure the fulfillment of various security and quality standards and requirements. Safety standards and requirements will be set out under a specific Regulation of BPOM that will address technical requirements for cosmetics ingredients. Meanwhile, quality standards and/or requirements will also have to be met in line with good production standards for cosmetic products, which address the following areas: 1) Design of production buildings and facilities; 2) Raw materials and packaging materials; 3) Sanitation and hygiene; 4) Storage; 5) Documentation; and 6) Markings.
Supervision of the fulfillment of these standards will encompass both routine inspections and special inspections of administrative documents and production methods. Routine inspections will be carried out in order to ensure the fulfillment of the applicable standards and/or requirements, while special inspections will be carried out as follow-ups to inspection results and/or any information that is submitted indicating that violations may have been committed.
The general public may submit input regarding the Draft Regulation via the following email address and link: 1) [email protected]; and 2) https://bit.ly/Masukan_Parsul. Said input may be submitted until a deadline of 16 September 2022.

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