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FDA proposes revoking authorization of "Orange B" coloring due to abandonment of use
Washington, DC — On September 17, 2025, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced its intention to revoke the authorization of the food coloring Orange B, used as a food additive, determining that its use has been abandoned by the industry and that the regulations authorizing it have become obsolete.

Daniel Jiménez
Oct 22 min read


Washington: Ban on formaldehyde releasers in cosmetics
Washington, USA — Washington state has taken a pioneering step in cosmetics matters: starting January 1, 2027, the manufacture, sale, offering, or distribution of cosmetics containing formaldehyde-releasing chemicals will be prohibited under the newly passed Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act (TFCA) . Retailers will have until December 31, 2027, to deplete their existing stock.

Daniel Jiménez
Oct 22 min read


Guide to the regulation of food supplements in the European Union
Launching dietary supplements in the European Union means entering a harmonized market, but one that still retains important national nuances. This article guides companies through the key aspects new brands must understand to stay safe, comply with regulations, and be ready for market entry.

Daniel Jiménez
Sep 303 min read


Guide to the Regulation of Food Supplements in the United Kingdom
Entering the UK food supplement market means navigating a system that retains many of the EU's historic rules, but with specificities following Brexit. This guide highlights what new brands need to know to stay safe, comply with regulations, and be ready to launch in Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales), as well as the differences in Northern Ireland.

Daniel Jiménez
Sep 303 min read


EFSA: Safety of Food Supplements in Europe
The use of food supplements in the European Union has grown steadily over the past decade. Consumers are looking for products that promise to improve their health, but authorities must ensure that they are safe, effective, and correctly labeled.

Daniel Jiménez
Sep 252 min read


EU: New warning signs in the proposed PFAS restriction
In recent weeks, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) released an update to its dossier on the restriction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFAS) in the European Union. While the regulatory effort aims to control one of the most persistent and concerning chemical groups from an environmental and health perspective, the document contains a series of critical points that merit special attention from academics, regulators, and those interested in green chemistry and innova

Daniel Jiménez
Sep 243 min read
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