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ISO 22716 — Cosmetics (good practice)
The five blocks of ISO 22716 for implementing cosmetics good manufacturing practice, from personnel to product traceability.
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- 1 Personnel and hygiene How to document staff training, hygiene, and responsibilities. Block 1
- 2 Facilities, equipment, and raw materials How to control facilities, equipment, and raw material intake. Block 2
- 3 Production and quality control How to document the production process and finished product quality controls. Block 3
- 4 Nonconformities, complaints, and recalls How to manage nonconforming product, customer complaints, and product recalls. Block 4
- 5 Documentation and traceability How to maintain the documentation and traceability the standard requires. Block 5
Every ISO 22716 block explained
ISO 22716 is the international reference for good manufacturing practice (GMP) in cosmetic products, required by EU Regulation 1223/2009.
This path explains each block with examples of how to document raw material control, production, and the traceability the standard requires.
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References to the official text in force. If a standard is revised, this page is updated and the review date says so.
- ISO 22716:2007 — Cosmetics. Good Manufacturing Practices ISO · 2007 ed.
- Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products EUR-Lex · 30 November 2009