New French regulations removing persistent chemicals from cosmetics have come into force this week, following parliamentary approval in February 2025. The measures restrict substances linked to long-term health and environmental risks, protect consumers and push the beauty industry toward safer formulations nationwide.
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Frankreich setzt neue Kosmetikregeln nach Parlamentsbeschluss um

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Frankreich hat diese Woche neue Vorschriften zur Entfernung langlebiger Chemikalien aus Kosmetika in Kraft gesetzt. Das Gesetz wurde im Februar 2025 vom Parlament beschlossen und zielt darauf ab, Gesundheits- und Umweltrisiken zu senken sowie sicherere Produkte zu fördern.

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