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Portfolio-scale compliance for established brands and groups: batch assessment, ongoing Responsible Person cover across a catalogue, and coordinated multi-market entry under one quality system.
Large catalogues create a different problem from single launches: keeping dozens or hundreds of products compliant, across several markets, as the rules shift underneath them. That is ongoing work, and we are set up for it.
Portfolio rather than product
For an established brand or group we assess at portfolio scale, with batch pricing across ranges and a Responsible Person relationship that covers the whole catalogue rather than one product at a time. On average our clients bring us around twelve products each, which reflects how this works in practice: a continuing relationship across a range and across years, not a one-off report.
Many markets, one standard
Where a group sells across the EU, UK and beyond, we coordinate entry through our market-access work and hold the UK and EU Responsible Person roles under a single quality management system, so the same product meets every market it enters to one consistent standard. Brand representation before the authorities is available where a portfolio needs active regulatory management.
Relevant services
CPSR
From £70 · 2 to 3 days
The Cosmetic Product Safety Report is the safety assessment required under Article 10 and Annex I of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 before a cosmetic product may be placed on the UK or EU market. Prepared and signed by a qualified safety assessor.
Learn more →Responsible Person
From £149 · per product, per year
Oxford Biosciences acts as your Responsible Person in the UK and the EU under a single quality management system, holding the regulatory obligation: PIF maintenance, SCPN and CPNP notification, labelling oversight, and cosmetovigilance.
Learn more →Global Markets
From £149
Cosmetic regulatory documentation for markets beyond the EU and UK: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, ASEAN, the GCC and Latin America, prepared from the same evidence base by the assessor who signs our CPSRs.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
How much does a CPSR cost and how long does it take?
At Oxford Biosciences the standard Cosmetic Product Safety Report is £220, covering a single product of up to 20 ingredients. A single-ingredient product is £70, and a variation in essential oil or pigment that requires a full additional report is £40. Portfolio pricing applies to batches, from £875 for five products. All fees are exclusive of VAT. Timelines run from receipt of the full documentation set: standard turnaround is then typically 2 to 3 working days, with a 48-hour service at a 50 per cent premium and a 24-hour service at a 100 per cent premium where the complete set is supplied at the point of order.
What is a Responsible Person?
Every cosmetic product placed on the EU or UK market must have a Responsible Person established within that jurisdiction. Under Articles 4 and 5 of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, the Responsible Person is the legal entity that holds the regulatory obligation for the product: it maintains the Product Information File, makes the CPNP or SCPN notification, oversees labelling, and handles cosmetovigilance and contact with the competent authority. It is not simply a postal address. Oxford Biosciences acts as Responsible Person in both the UK and the EU under a single quality management system.
Which international markets does Oxford Biosciences cover?
Beyond the EU and UK, Oxford Biosciences prepares the United States MoCRA Toxicological Risk Assessment (£395), the Canadian Health Canada Cosmetic Notification (£395), the Australian AICIS Compliance Statement (£149), the New Zealand EPA Group Standard Compliance Statement (£179), and the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive Documentation Package (£249), with GCC and Latin American markets (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Chile) quoted on application. Where markets share an evidence base, a single Product Information File carries the jurisdiction-specific annexes rather than requiring a separate dossier for each.