Your sales team has an opportunity in a new market. Your regulatory affairs manager has a week of reading ahead, and no guarantee the answer will still be valid next quarter.
beCPG answers from the product sheet. Choose the countries and the intended use, formulate, and read the result, with the regulation behind it.
The regulatory view of the product sheet recalculates the compliance of every ingredient when you open it, in a few seconds.
For every ingredient concerned, beCPG gives its regulatory status, the usages and countries concerned, the applicable limit, the precautions and the exact regulatory citation the decision is based on.
When a substance is capped, you see the maximum usable dosage: often the difference between reformulating and shipping.
The compliance status and the validation date are kept per market, and country reports list the restrictions of each ingredient: what you need to prove compliance to a customer or an auditor.
Regulatory checks combine the beCPG Regulatory Database and the labeling rules of the formulation engine.
Specifications add your own constraints to the regulations of your markets: internal blacklists, retailer requirements, vegan or eco-design charters, GMO-free or ionization-free, required origins. Each ingredient is permitted, tolerated or prohibited, with maximum values.
Raw materials and formulas are checked from the first laboratory trial. Non-compliant products stay listed against the specification, with the requirement that rules them out.
And if the regulatory service cannot be reached, beCPG raises an alert saying so. Silence is never treated as compliance.
For food, labeling data (nutrition facts, ingredient list, allergens, claims) is calculated for more than 75 countries, and food additives are checked against EU Regulation 1333/2008. For cosmetics, the beCPG Regulatory Database covers 13 zones and more than 40 countries, nearly 94% of the global market: the European Union, the United Kingdom, North America, East Asia, Latin America, Oceania, the Eurasian Economic Union, the Gulf states and ASEAN, plus the IFRA Standards. Further regulations are added on request or as regulations evolve.
Official sources are monitored every month. Each change is extracted, structured and checked by the beCPG regulatory experts before it is used, and the formulas concerned are recalculated.
No. beCPG does the systematic checking, so that your experts spend their time on decisions. Every result comes with the citation it relies on, and the validation status is kept per market.
Yes. Specifications add your internal blacklists, retailer requirements and charters to the regulations of your target markets, with permitted, tolerated and prohibited ingredients and maximum values.
Yes. The regulatory data is available through secure APIs, for example to feed your ERP or to publish INCI lists on an e-commerce website.
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