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Additional Guidelines for Cosmetics Import Registration in India
Dated: 15th Sep 2016
- Undertaking regarding products not tested on animals: The Manufacturer either legal or actual /brand owner of the products/ Indian subsidiaries can submit a one-time self-declaration that the applied products have not been tested on animals on and after 12.11.2014 along with import registration dossiers to CDSCO. The acknowledgement copy for submission of this undertaking as received by the applicants from CDSCO can be produced at port offices in future for clearing their future consignments.
- Free sale certificate from the responsible person instead of the actual manufacturer: Free sale certificate issued by National Regulatory Authority or other competent associations/organizations from the country of the legal manufacturer (brand owning company) in addition to the actual manufacturer from country of origin can be considered.
- Letter of Authorization (LOA) in case of third party manufacturing outside India: In the cases where the brand owner is located in India and gets its products manufactured from sites located outside India a LOA can be considered in place of Power of Attorney (POA). The overseas manufacturer has to give acceptance of LOA and conditions on appostilled copy.
Import of Bulk cosmetics- Requirement of a certificate of Free Sale (CFS):
Applicants can obtain Free Sale Certificate (FSC) either from the country of origin or any other major market where the same product is freely sold. Alternatively bulk importers could get the bulk cosmetics tested in India at a Government laboratory to obtain custom clearance.
For renewal of Registration Certificate following documents will be required:
- Power of Attorney in original;
- Necessary fees;
- Duly filed and signed Form 42 along with the list of products to be renewed;
- Certificate of free sale/Marketing Authorization letter/Manufacturing License, if any
- copies of original RC and endorsement certificates that were granted earlier
- Undertaking/ Self-declaration stating that there are no changes in earlier shared information with respect to product details (like composition, test methods, specifications, label ( complying Rule 148 of D&C Rules 1945) etc., constitution of the firm and sourcing location / site of the products.
Source: CDSCO, MOHF&W
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