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New Labeling Requirements for Cosmetic Products in Colombia by INVIMA

Published /Colombia

New Labeling Requirements

INVIMA announces new requirements for the labeling of cosmetic products in Colombia.

Process Overview

Decision 833 creates a new process to file the final product label for hygiene and personal care products. This process is called "Pending final label Decision 833" and is enabled when the product label submission is made to INVIMA.

INVIMA's Authority

The regulation grants INVIMA the authority to request the final product label from manufacturers and distributors via an official letter to verify compliance with Decision 833.

Auditing and Approval

Companies under audit will need to wait for an official response from INVIMA and receive a review proof called "filing of the final label." Products cannot be marketed until the label receives official approval.

Products Affected

Products in the scope of Decision 833 include:

  • Children’s cosmetics for the skin
  • Lip products
  • Personal hygiene products (including antibacterial gels, deodorants, and antiperspirants)
  • Oral and dental care products
  • Sunscreens
  • Insect repellents
  • Perfumery
  • Nail products, among others.

Colombia Quick Facts

Regulatory AgencyComisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC)
Certification TypeMandatory
License ValidityIndefinite
Application LanguageSpanish
Legal License HolderNot required
In-country Testing RequirementNo testing required

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