This piece identifies ten key considerations that companies should consider if expanding to the US market to ensure compliance with local rules and regulations.
Coming to America: 10 product liability considerations when expanding to the US
Are you thinking of launching your brand on the US market? If so, here are the top ten potential legal pitfalls to watch out for, as Renée Appel and Tonya Esposito, attorneys at Seyfarth Shaw LLP, explain
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Navigating beauty trademarks: How to keep your brand on the right side of the law
Read moreEvery week new cosmetics launches hit the market. From celebrities to conglomerates and newcomers, today everyone wants a slice of the beauty pie. But competition raises the stakes and having the right protections can prove crucial
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Navigating beauty trademarks: How to keep your brand on the right side of the law
Every week new cosmetics launches hit the market. From celebrities to conglomerates and newcomers, today everyone wants a slice of the beauty pie. But competition raises the stakes and having the right protections can prove crucial
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Charlotte Tilbury backs new foundation which challenges ‘the exploitation’ of emerging artistic talent
MUA Charlotte Tilbury and hairdresser Sam McKnight are among the founders of The Hugh Devlin Foundation, a new organisation which launches this month, offering free legal and financial advice to young creatives at ‘moments of difficulty’
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Ingredients
Bemotrizinol, marketed by BASF as Tinosorb S, receives regulatory approval in the U.S. as the first new sunscreen active ingredient approved by the FDA since 1999
Approval allows BASF to market Tinosorb S, bringing advanced broad-spectrum UV protection to the U.S. market. Globally proven UVB and UVA protection sets a new benchmark for performance and photostability. Enables advanced, long‑lasting sunscreen formulations for evolving U.S. consumer expectations