The Thai Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reiterated that advertising cosmetics in Thailand does not require a license. However, all advertising content must be fair, truthful, and not misleading to consumers. The Thai FDA also warns the public to beware of fraudulent services claiming toobtain advertising license for cosmetics, which are unnecessary and potentially
Since 2024, the Thai FDA has implemented multiple updates to cosmetic regulations, including newly prohibited ingredients, revisions to advertising guidelines, strengthened labeling requirements, electronic notification platform enhancements, and updates to GMP/GHP guidelines.
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To strengthen the safety supervision of cosmetics, the Thai Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) recently announced new regulations on the use of Titanium Dioxide in cosmetics. A total of three legal amendments came into effect on November 19, 2024. These adjustments have significant implications for cosmetic companies, especially those producing powder or spray products, which
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