From 27 September 2026, your packaging, labels and marketing communications may no longer comply with EU requirements. From 27 September 2026, the new European rules designed to tackle greenwashing will require environmental claims to be [...]
The demand for genuine natural and organic cosmetics is growing rapidly. Starting from July 2024, the NATRUE standard requires that certified cosmetics be produced exclusively with NATRUE-approved or certified raw materials. This regulatory shift is [...]
If one of your clients asked you today for a clear proof that your products are truly “natural”, would you be able to provide it with confidence? This is exactly where real competitive advantage is [...]
Ecogruppo Italia is pleased to announce its new international partnership with USB Certification, a leading Turkish certification body which, for 25 years, has maintained a high standard of quality, always putting its customers first. This [...]
To assist companies that already benefit from NATRUE certification, to support new customers but also to inform all those interested in the production process of organic and natural cosmetics, on Tuesday, 20th June, at 11 [...]
Next stop: Bologna! From 16 to 18 March, Ecogruppo Italia will be back to Cosmoprof, the most important beauty trade show involving all sectors of the cosmetics industry. After the great success of the 2022 [...]
Certificates of Conformity are now electronic: with circular letter No. 0649471 of 19 December 2022, the Italian Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forests (MASAF) has established new measures regarding the entry of the Certificate [...]
A partire da gennaio 2020, NATRUE ha implementato il suo nuovo schema di certificazione delle materie prime, per facilitare e promuovere ulteriormente la formulazione di prodotti finiti e materie prime certificati NATRUE. Queste le due [...]
What's lanolin? Lanolin is a yellowish waxy substance which is oily to the touch as fat. This natural wax is spontaneously produced by the sebaceous glands of sheep, goats and sheep to protect the hair [...]
