Organic cosmetics: Define the organic-product target
Connect organic evidence consistently with formula quantities, manufacture and the proposed claim. Define the actual authorised body, product variants and sites before preparing the application.
Define the organic-product target
In a hypothetical lotion, the brand wants the organic percentage of its selected oils printed as the percentage of the whole product. Define formula quantities, product category and the exact claim before choosing COSMOS ORGANIC assessment. One certified oil is not a finished-product licence. Water, minerals and other components must be handled under the programme’s actual calculation rules.
Programme conditions and worked assessment
Example: The file includes accepted oil evidence, but three products use different formula versions and quantities. Give each formula a separate identity and link evidence to the correct material. Explain the calculation denominator and compare the label percentage with it. Submit manufacturing, packaging and change information. Resolve questions with records, then confirm product scope and signature use. Sharing one oil does not give every variant the same result; a source change can require new evidence and cannot silently inherit the old file.
Evidence and authority boundary
Use COSMOS v4.2 and the labelling guide. Preparation support does not acquire decision authority; material certification and finished-product licensing differ. No positive result or fixed completion date is promised.
Official sources
Checked: 3 October 2026. Worked examples are hypothetical evidence-planning cases, not customer transactions.