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Beauty Care Products Testing for Toxic and Carcinogenic Substances

Project Description

Beauty Care company needs Contract Laboratory for testing to determine it does not contain substances or ingredients that are classified as Formaldehyde, Propane and as Carcinogenic, Mutagenic and Reproductive Toxicant (CMR)

Project Information

Number:25-00039

Industry:Beauty Care

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