A landmark environmental law puts toxic chemicals under the spotlight, with global implications for consumers.

The legislation bans the chemicals' use in clothing, cosmetics, ski wax, but fell short of including non-stick pan coatings.

In a landmark move, France has officially enforced Law 2025-188: as of January 1, 2026, it is illegal to manufacture or sell ...

A young woman applies mascara. France passed a law on Thursday banning the use of so-called "forever chemicals" (PFAS), which do not break down in the natural environment, in cosmetics and clothing.

International players foraying into organic cosmetics and increasing number of beauty clinics are aiding to the France Cosmetics Market. Moreover, increasing per capita expenditure on personal ...

The ban covers cosmetics and ski wax, as well as clothing, except certain “essential” industrial textiles. Read more at ...

The law bans the production, import or sale from January 2026 of any product for which an alternative to PFAS already exists.

(Bloomberg) -- France and China have agreed to work together on improving the regulatory environment surrounding cosmetics to protect both market access and product safety. Both countries will set up ...

France is proposing restrictions on CBD as an ingredient in cosmetics, citing its "toxic potential for reproduction", reported Hemp Today. The proposal, based on the EU's REACH Regulation, aims to ...

United Arab Emirates –The France Pavilion, organized by Business France, is set to host a delegation of 96 French companies specializing in the beauty and cosmetics. From October 28 to 30, 2024, ...

German Socialist Dagmar Roth-Behrendt was speaking after MEPs voted 474-43 to reinforce a clamp-down on animal testing already agreed by ministers, by also outlawing the sale of cosmetics tested on ...