Cosmetics Regulatory Report, Pakistan, DRAP

This report provides information on regulations imposed on Cosmetics in Pakistan as per DRAP for product registration, Import, renewal process & variations filing, validation, local agent requirements, labeling, ingredients, Advertising & claims.
Summary
  • Provides the enlistment process, applicable fee and timelines of cosmetics carried out by the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP);
  • Provides additional information on the validity of registration, renewal process and variation filing;
  • Details the import and legal representative requirements;
  • Provides a list of permitted and prohibited ingredients to check if a formulation is compliant with the enforced regulations;
  • Provides the permissible limits of contaminants like heavy metals and microbes;
  • Labeling requirements for cosmetic products;
  • Underlines the advertising regulations that are levied on cosmetic products; and
  • Lists the claims that can be included on the label of a cosmetic product.

Check out more details of the report at Cosmetics Regulatory Report, Pakistan, DRAP

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