Indonesia BPOM Drafts New Regulation on Cosmetic Notification Procedures

The Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM) has released a draft regulation concerning the procedures for submitting cosmetic notifications, aimed at enhancing public safety and ensuring the quality of cosmetic products in the market. Key Highlights of the Draft Regulation Objective: The regulation is designed to protect consumers from cosmetics that do not meet safety,…

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