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CIRS Group has summarized the latest global cosmetic regulatory developments of September 2026 to help enterprises gain a comprehensive view of global regulatory trends.

Indonesia has extended its mandatory halal certification transition period under an amendment to Government Regulation No. 42 of 2024. Compliance deadlines for cosmetics, natural medicines, supplements, chemicals, imported foods, and micro-enterprises are postponed to October 2028, offering businesses extra time to adjust supply chains and labeling while pre-shipment import rules are revoked.

Philippines FDA announced the pilot implementation of the Automatic Notification of certain cosmetics, through which pilot products can automatically obtain a CPN via FDA ePortal system.

Philippines FDA released a draft circular on regulatory inspection modes of health product establishments for public consultation on September 30, 2026.

Indonesia BPJPH officially announced that the mandatory halal certification obligation taking effect on October 18, 2026 will be implemented as scheduled, without delay.

Indonesia’s BPJPH designated four inspection bodies to execute the pre‑shipment overseas halal conformity verification for imported products.

Indonesia released draft BPJPH Halal Supervisors regulation for public comment by October 27, 2026, covering food, beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors.

Thai FDA has released a draft on a voluntary e-labeling system for cosmetics, offering enterprises more flexible options for presenting label information.

CIRS Group has compiled and summarised the latest global cosmetic regulatory developments of July 2026.

CIRS Group has categorized the cosmetic regulations that have already taken effect or been implemented in major global markets as of July 31, 2026 (inclusive), for your reference.