Navigating the maze of regulations is a major challenge for companies in the food and cosmetics sectors. In this complex landscape, beCPG presents itself as a crucial ally, offering a software solution that maps compliance requirements on an international scale.
This article aims to explore how beCPG’s automated approach enhances the reliability of product compliance decisions across global markets.
Creation and follow-up of Products Specifications
Products Specifications are essential documents for managing product quality. beCPG’s PLM offers companies the ability to create specifications that establish the key criteria for managing restrictions. This process begins with the creation of a product specification sheet in the software. This includes a dedicated list of prohibited ingredients.
When defining specifications, users have the option of setting detailed parameters to manage compliance. Here are the key elements that can be adjusted:
- Requirement level: This allows each ingredient to be categorized as permitted, tolerated or prohibited.
- Maximum value: Maximum thresholds can be defined for ingredients with quantitative limitations.
- Specific restrictions: Precise criteria can be applied, including the banning of GMOs and ionization, the selection of ingredients essential for compliance, and the setting of standards for geographical and organic origins.
Once the specifications have been integrated into the products concerned, the system generates specific alerts in the “conformity” column of the product’s list of ingredients.
Automatization of global regulatory compliance with beCPG
beCPG software makes efficient use of the extensive resources of Decernis, a platform specialized in regulatory compliance analysis. Among other things, Decernis offers up-to-date, detailed information on international regulations.
By merging Decernis data and analytical tools, beCPG automates the regulatory assessment process. You can access this assessment in the “Compliance” list of product sheets. Simply select the country and regulatory use for which you wish to perform a compliance analysis.
This analysis provides crucial information. It delivers the compliance result, the identification of limiting ingredients and the maximum authorized threshold. The latter information can be particularly useful for ingredient suppliers. In addition, for each geographical area concerned, it is possible to detail the compliance status and the date on which regulatory validation was carried out by your teams. This enables rigorous, up-to-date monitoring of regulatory compliance.
You can also generate detailed reports by country, identifying specific restrictions for each ingredient in your product. This in-depth analysis can be found in the “Compliance of ingredients” list.
Among other things, this feature facilitates the retrieval of regulatory references. This provides a direct and simplified means of attesting to the conformity of your products.
In conclusion, beCPG is an essential regulatory compliance analysis solution for the food and cosmetics sectors. By nimbly navigating the complex world of international regulations, beCPG equips companies with the tools they need to ensure seamless compliance.
Source : Decernis.
