Supply chain model
See how Beauty & Personal Care moves.
Connect changing formulas and ingredient evidence to packaging, manufacturing batches, approved claims, and target markets.
01. Products
Formulas, shades, fragrances, pack sizes, finished products, gift sets, and market variants
02. Materials
Ingredients, fragrance compounds, palm-derived inputs, pigments, glass, plastics, paper, pumps, and closures
03. Facilities
Ingredient processors, fragrance houses, contract manufacturers, fillers, packaging converters, laboratories, and warehouses
04. Transactions
Formula revisions, ingredient lots, purchase orders, production batches, certificates of analysis, releases, and shipments
Evidence workflow in practice
Connect every packaging choice to the evidence behind it.
Trace a refillable skincare pack through component composition, supplier declarations and a governed packaging release.
- Beauty brandOwns the packaging specification
- Packaging convertersProvide component evidence
- Packaging engineerReviews the design
- Producer-responsibility teamUses approved quantities
01 InitiateOpen the exact case02 ResolveConnect identity and evidence03 CoordinateCheck, route, and prepare04 DecideKeep human authority05 ActIssue and reuse the outcome
Pack specification
Open the workflow against the current packaging specification and market version.
- Input
- Container, closure, label and refill components
- Control
- The packaging engineer approves the specification; legal applicability depends on format, role, market and date.
- Handoff
- Packaging declarations · Packaging converters
- Pack specificationBeauty brand
The current pack version is connected to component-level evidence and approved quantities.
Workflow boundary
CommonShare organizes the evidence and workflow; the responsible economic operator retains the legal determination.
PPWR — official source
Evidence in context
Keep proof close to the decision.
Bring every source record into one reviewable workflow.
A version-controlled product view tying the formula to ingredient lots, manufacturing evidence, packaging components, and approved claims.
- Formula v6 approved
- 12 ingredient records
- Primary pack mapped
- 2 claims under review
Connected capabilities
Move from intake to action.
Configure contributors, evidence, approvals, and audience views.
01. Multi-tier mapping
Connect products, suppliers, facilities, materials, and transactions across tiers.
02. Supplier collaboration
Request structured data and evidence through collaborative supplier workflows.
03. Evidence governance
Extract, version, approve, and preserve documents with a reviewable audit trail.
04. Cases and corrective action
Route exceptions through cases, corrective actions, approvals, and escalation paths.
05. Digital product passports
Publish governed product records through QR experiences and role-based views.
06. Impact calculations
Maintain carbon, PEF, and CBAM calculations in traceable reporting ledgers.
07. Regulation-specific outputs
Prepare controlled statements, evidence rooms, certificates, assessments, and submission data.
Relevant pathways
Match the product to the rule.
Product scope, company role, material, transaction, market, threshold, and effective date determine the applicable pathway.
ESPR
Beauty products are within potential physical-goods scope but have no scheduled product act.
EU Cosmetics Regulation
Formula, safety assessment, product information, notification, and responsible-person duties require cosmetics-specific review.
PPWR
Packaging requirements are phased and format-specific.
REACH
REACH and cosmetics-specific rules require careful overlap analysis.
EUDR
Only covered commodities and Annex I products are in scope; a finished beauty product is not automatically covered because it contains a commodity-derived ingredient.
CSDDD
Company scope and chain-of-activities duties require entity-specific review.
EU Forced Labour
The product prohibition applies from 14 December 2027.
UFLPA
Applies to US imports exposed to the statutory presumption.
PEF
A voluntary method for product environmental studies and communications.
Frequently asked
What teams need to know.
No. Beauty products may sit within ESPR’s broad physical-goods scope, but no beauty-specific delegated act, mandatory DPP data set, or compliance date is scheduled in the first working plan.
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