Rules in other countries
Compoatlas first describes EU law. For other jurisdictions, it shows what their texts say, for information. Each ingredient page lists the rules that apply to it, with the source text.
| Jurisdiction | Status | Source or reason |
|---|---|---|
| European Union | integrated | Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, Annexes II to VI, and its amending acts |
| United Kingdom (Great Britain) | integrated | Annexes of the retained and amended regulation, legislation.gov.uk |
| Switzerland | integrated | Reference to EU law and derogations of the Ordinance on Cosmetic Products |
| United States, federal | integrated | Sections of 21 CFR targeting ingredients (FDA) |
| Washington State | integrated | Toxic-Free Cosmetics Act (RCW 70A.560.020, WAC 173-339) |
| Japan | integrated | MHLW Standards for Cosmetics (Annexes 1 to 4) and tar colours, Japanese text |
| South Korea | integrated | MFDS Regulation on Safety Standards for Cosmetics, Annexes 1 and 2, and colorant regulation, Annex 1 |
| China | integrated | NMPA catalogues of prohibited substances, plants and animals (2021, revised up to 2026); 2015 tables not included |
| Australia | integrated | Poisons Standard (Schedules 2, 4, 5, 6 and 10, cosmetic entries) and sunscreen actives |
| Brazil | integrated | ANVISA resolutions: prohibited substances, preservatives, UV filters, colorants |
| ASEAN | not integrated | The authority publishing the annexes (HSA, Singapore) forbids commercial reproduction without written consent: request to be made |
| Canada | not integrated | The Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist refuses automated access, and commercial redistribution requires written permission from Health Canada: request to be made |
| California | not integrated | The legislative website refuses automated access |
| India | not integrated | Not yet studied |
A foreign rule is linked to an ingredient only by an exact CAS number or by a verified name. Families of substances (PFAS, ortho-phthalates, lead compounds) are not linked to precise names.