SGS Consumer Testing Services exhibits at Cosmoprof Asia

Published: 4-Nov-2014

Leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company.

SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS helps manufacturers, distributors and importers in the cosmetics industry to comply with existing and forthcoming legislation.

We offer a wide range of services throughout the supply chain: physical, chemical, microbiological and toxicological testing, cosmetic safety assessments, performance testing/consumer panels to support claims, labelling reviews, inspections and audits. Armed with a strong network of laboratories in France/Europe, Asia and Americas, our experts and toxicologists help to ensure the compliance, efficacy and safety of cosmetics for their target markets.

SGS can assist with notification via the European Portal and with the Cosmetic Product Safety Report for full compliance with the EU cosmetic regulation.
For further information, please visit www.sgs.com/cosmetics

Visit SGS at Cosmoprof Asia, Hong Kong, Stand 1E – F3N and don’t miss our mini-talks presented by our experts about EU cosmetic regulation, preservatives, claim support and more.

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