1. giới thiệu và mục tiêuChỉ thị Mỹ phẩm ASEAN (ACD) yêu cầu cá nhân hoặc công ty đặt mộtCác sản phẩm trên thị trường để giữ cho một tập tin thông tin sản phẩm "dễ dàng truy cập vào cácquy định thẩm quyền của các quốc gia thành viên có liên quan tại địa chỉ được chỉ định trên cácnhãn theo quy định của điều 6 của chỉ thị này".Mục tiêu chính của này hướng dẫn ASEAN sản phẩm thông tin tập tin (PIF) *cung cấp cho công ty đặt một sản phẩm Mỹ phẩm trong những kiến nghị thị trường trênlàm thế nào để tổ chức và biên dịch PIF dựa trên một định dạng PIF được đề nghị. Điều nàytài liệu cũng cung cấp hướng dẫn về người chịu trách nhiệm để giữ cho PIF và một sốhướng dẫn điểm cho PIF kiểm toán.* Điều này không phải là một tài liệu pháp lý và như vậy, tuân thủ là không bắt buộc mộtyêu cầu.2. PIF tổ chức2,1 thông tin sản phẩm yêu cầu theo ACDĐiều 8 của phép thuật ACD ra danh sách các thông tin cần thiết trong PIF:a) thành phần tính và định lượng của các sản phẩm, trong trường hợp củanước hoa thành phần, tên và mã số của các thành phần và cácdanh tính của các nhà cung cấp;b) các đặc điểm kỹ thuật của các nguyên liệu và thành phẩm;c) phương pháp sản xuất tuân thủ với các thực hành tốt sản xuấtnhư đặt xuống trong hướng dẫn của ASEANd) đánh giá sự an toàn cho sức khỏe con người của các sản phẩm đã hoàn thành, của nóthành phần, cấu trúc hóa học của họ và mức độ tiếp xúc;e) hiện tại dữ liệu về các tác động không mong muốn trên sức khỏe con người gây ra bởi việc sử dụng cáccosmetic product; andf) Supporting data for claimed benefits of cosmetic products should be madeavailable; to justify the nature of its effect;Article 9 of the ACD requires the company to provide information on the method ofanalysis to the regulatory authority:a) The available methods used by the manufacturer to check the ingredients ofcosmetic products corresponding with the Certificate of Analysis; andb) The criteria used for microbiological control of cosmetic products andchemical purity of ingredients of cosmetic products and/or methods forchecking compliance with those criteria”2.2 Recommended PIF formatIn view of the above ACD requirements, companies placing products in the marketneed to organize the PIF in such a way that it meets the requirements and be easilyASEAN PIF Guidelines 13 June, 2007Page 4 of 7consulted by the Authorities. It is recommended that the PIF be organised into 4parts as follows:Part I: Administrative Documents and Product SummaryPart II: Quality Data of Raw MaterialPart III: Quality Data of Finished ProductPart IV: Safety and Efficacy DataA Table of Contents should be provided for each of the 4 parts.Part I: Administrative Documents and Product SummaryThe first part of the PIF contains the administrative documents and key summaryinformation that are specific to a single product; i.e. this part would provide an ampleoverview of the finished product.A. Administrative documentation
- Copy of the Notification form bearing the acknowledgement receipt from
the Authorities; this will include the identity of the product, the address of
the manufacturer, assembler, importer and company placing the product in
the market;
- Authorisation letter by product owner or agreement letter related to the
product, if required by the legislation of the Member Country;
- Any other relevant administrative documents that may be prescribed by
the local Authorities e.g. Licence to Operate, Certificate of Incorporation of
the Company;
B. Qualitative and Quantitative formula of the product (INCI or other ACD approved
reference names and corresponding concentrations of the ingredients):
− For fragrance materials, name and code number of the composition and
the identity of the supplier;
C. Product presentation and label, including:
- Outer and inner labels (photographs and/or drawings will be useful);
- Consumer information leaflets and instruction for use if part of the product
as sold to the consumer;
D. Manufacturing Statement:
− A statement by the manufacturer or company that the product was
manufactured according to the ASEAN GMP Guidelines or any ACC
approved equivalent GMP Guidelines;
− Provide the batch coding system/ key of the product;
E. Safety Assessment (summary) as per the ASEAN Guidelines for the Safety
Assessment of a Cosmetic Product:
− Safety statement (signed statement of opinion, including the name and
qualifications of the safety assessor);
F. Confirmed undesirable effects on human health (summary);
G. On-pack product claim support (summary):
- Summary report of the Efficacy Assessment of the product, based on its
composition or on tests performed;
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Part II: Quality Data of Raw Materials
The second part of the PIF should include full technical information on the quality of
the raw materials/ ingredients:
A. Specifications and test methods of raw material/ ingredients:
- Specifications of each ingredient including water specification, if
appropriate;
- Method of analysis corresponding to the specifications for each ingredient,
including identification of the ingredients;
- For fragrance materials, specify the name and code number of the
composition, name and address of the supplier, certificate of compliance
with the latest IFRA guidelines;
B. Data on the safety of the raw materials based on data from the supplier, on
published data or on reports from Scientific Committees like the ASEAN
Cosmetic Scientific Body (ACSB), the EU Scientific Committee on Consumer
Products (SCCP) or the US Cosmetic Ingredient Review Board (CIR);
Part III: Quality Data of Finished Product
The third part of the PIF supplies the detailed technical information on the quality of
the finished product:
A. Qualitative and Quantitative formula of the product (INCI or other approved ACD
reference names and corresponding concentrations of the ingredients):
- The formula should specify the functions of each raw material/ ingredient;
B. Manufacturing:
- Manufacturer contact details: name, country and address of manufacturer,
assembler and packager;
- Summary of the Manufacturing Process;
- Additional detailed information on the manufacturing process, quality
controls and related manufacturing documents should be made available
upon request by the Authority;
C. Specifications and test methods of the finished product:
- The criteria used for microbiological control of cosmetic products and
chemical purity of ingredients of cosmetic products;
- Method of Analysis corresponding to the specifications for checking
compliance;
D. Product Stability Summary Report, if the product durability is below 30 months:
- The stability testing data and report or stability assessment to support the
expiry date;
Part IV: Safety and Efficacy Data
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The fourth and final part of the PIF provides detailed information on the safety
assessment and data of the finished product and also relevant efficacy data to
support any claims made on the product.
A. Safety Assessment:
- Signed assessment report of the safety for human health of the finished
product based on its ingredients, their chemical structure and level of
exposure;
- Curriculum Vitae of the safety assessor;
B. The latest compiled report on confirmed or recorded adverse events or
undesirable effects on human health resulting from use of the cosmetic product:
- The adverse event report in the PIF is expected to be updated by the
company on a regular basis;
C. On-pack product claim support:
- Full signed report of the Efficacy Assessment of the product, based on its
composition or on tests performed;
- Supporting data including literature review for claimed benefits of cosmetic
products should be made available to justify the nature of its effect;
3. Who is responsible to keep the PIF
Article 8 of the ACD states that the company or person responsible for placing the
cosmetic product in the market shall keep the PIF readily accessible to the regulatory
authority at the address specified on the label, which, according to the labelling
requirements [Appendix II, C (e)] is “the name and address of the company or
person placing the product on the local market”. The definition of such has been
given in the “Guidance document on product notification to the Regulatory Authority”
as “the local company responsible for placing the cosmetic product in the market,
which may be a local manufacturer or an agent appointed by a manufacturer to
market the product or the company that is responsible for bringing in the product for
sale in the country, etc.” This clearly refers to a company or person having an
address in the local market, and to the company or person responsible for bringing in
the product into that market; whether this is an importer, a manufacturer or a
distributor.
It is recommended that the PIF is kept for a minimum period of 3 years after the
product is last placed in the market.
4. PIF Audits
4.1 Types of audits:
Since the PIF must be at the address specified on the label, Authorities can audit the
PIF at that address. There are 2 possibilities:
• Routine audits: The Authorities will announce these audits in advance. It is
recommended that the audit be announced sufficiently in advance (i.e. at least
1 month) for the company to prepare for the audit;
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• Ad-hoc audits: these may be triggered by results found on samples from the
market, by consumer complaints, etc. It is recommended that the audit be
announced at least 48 hours in advance. Of course, in case of extreme
urgency the auditing can take place without announcement;
4.2 Documents to be made readily available:
While the whole PIF should be available, in order to facilitate the preparation of the
industry, in particular the SMEs as well as the importers/ distributors, the documents
in Part I of the PIF should be made readily available especially for initial investigative
audits.
4.3 Documents to be made accessible to Authoritie
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