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346 JOURNAL OF COSMETIC SCIENCE ORGANIC, NATURAL, AND OTHER UGREEN" LABELING REGULATIONS Farah K. Ahmed Personal Care Products Council This presentation will provide a legal background and overview of the regulations surrounding "organic", "natural" and environmentally-friendly claims for cosmetic products. As companies work towards creating new and innovative products to meet the growing "green" market, it is critical that they understand the complex legal and regulatory joint-jurisdictional landscape. Insights will be given into the underyling principals of law that govern USDA, FDA, FTC, and EPA regulations applicable to claims such as "organic", "natural", and "recyclable" for cosmetic products. Additionally, this presentation will provide examples to help audience members understand how to navigate through compliance issues from a practical perspective. With a fundamental understanding of these regulations and the laws, companies can better maximize product development and avoid future compliance issues at the innovation stage.