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RAUpdate Administrative modernization of COFEPRIS: Streamlining procedures
The administrative reform published on May 4, 2026, is focused on the digitalization and operational efficiency of The Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risks (COFEPRIS). The analysis covers the elimination of physical requirements, the consolidation of procedure codes (homoclaves) regarding advertising, and the acceleration of medical device procedures.
Industry Trends 2026
Dive into the medical device, cosmetic, and dietary supplement industry trends. We offer a look at what to expect during 2026.
Korea Sourcing Week Case Study / Caso de Estudio
The Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME), a key government entity, sought to bridge the gap between innovative Korean cosmetic manufacturers and the lucrative Mexican market. They partnered with Insumos para la Salud (IPS) to facilitate meaningful connections at the Korea Sourcing event.
Key considerations for Cosmetic and Dietary Supplement claims in Mexico
Mexican regulations establish fundamental principles governing claims for cosmetic products and dietary supplements. The main objective is to ensure that these products are safe, effective, and not misleading to consumers.
Classification Query: A Regulatory Tool for Marketing Your Cosmetics and Dietary Supplements
The classification query submitted to the Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (COFEPRIS) is a crucial step in regulating cosmetic products and dietary supplements.
Cosmetic Product Labeling in Mexico: Essential Requirements
In Mexico, cosmetic product labeling is regulated to ensure consumers receive accurate and sufficient information, enabling them to make safe and informed purchasing decisions. Compliance with these regulations is essential for manufacturers and importers looking to sell their products in the country.
IPS Joins CANIPEC: Empowering innovation and regulatory excellence in Mexico’s cosmetics industry
Insumos para la Salud (IPS) proudly announces its membership in the National Chamber of the Cosmetics Industry (CANIPEC), strengthening its commitment to sustainable growth, innovation, and driving clear and effective regulations in Mexico’s vibrant cosmetics and personal care sector.
Importation of Cosmetics and Dietary Supplements in Mexico: Key Aspects
The importation of cosmetic products and dietary supplements into Mexico requires compliance with health and customs regulations, the objective of which is to protect consumer health.
Essential Tests for Cosmetics in Mexico: Ensuring Safety and Quality
In Mexico, the safety and quality of cosmetic products are regulated by strict standards. Laboratory tests are essential to ensure that cosmetics meet established standards and protect consumer health. This article details the essential tests required, based on Mexican regulations.
Cosmetics: Know the regulation in Mexico
The cosmetics industry in Mexico is subject to a robust regulatory framework enforced by the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (COFEPRIS). This oversight aims to safeguard consumer health and ensure product safety and quality. Given the growing popularity of cosmetics, understanding these regulations is crucial for businesses operating within this sector.