Taiwan China-TFDA
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1. Eaa and Introduction
The Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) of the Ministry of Health and Welfare is responsible for approving and supervising the market access, sale, and subsequent regulatory compliance of cosmetic products.
2. Supervision and regulation
Cosmetics health and safety management law
Cosmetics product information file management measures
3. Taiwan cosmetics definition and classification
A preparation used on the outside of the body, teeth or oral mucosa to moisturize the hair and skin, stimulate the sense of smell, improve body odor, modify appearance or cleanse the body. However, it is not limited to those who are recognized as drugs under other laws。
4. Entry requirement
Cosmetic Quality System Certificate (issued by the government department of the producing country, or a certificate issued by an IAF qualified third party when the government department cannot issue a certificate of departure)
Manufacturer information (consistent with system certificate information)
Total component
Product labels, packaging, containers, dosage forms
5. Registration language
Traditional Chinese and English
Chapter 2 Registration process, cycle & Government fee
1. Registration flow chart

2. Registration period and official fees
The cycle is usually 1-2 weeks, depending on factors such as the ingredients and intended use.
A product registration fee of NT $600. Any change is subject to official fees, depending on the circumstances.
Chapter 3 FAQ
Q:How long is the validity period of Taiwan Cosmetics Registration Certificate?
A:The certificate is valid for 3 years.
Q:If the product is registered, is it necessary to mark the product registration number on the outer package of the product to facilitate consumer identification and inquiry?
A:According to Article 7 of the Cosmetics Health and Safety Management Law, the product registration number is not a matter that should be labeled.
Q:How should the term "composite product" be understood?
A:Combined product refers to two (or more) products that need to be combined or cannot be taken apart to be sold separately. If the hair dye contains the first dose and the second dose, the eyeshadow tray or the lipstick tray in multiple colors cannot be sold separately. If the product form can be sold separately, individual registration is still required.
