Regulatory data is for reference only. Always verify with the official regulator before making formulation decisions. Last refreshed: 10/12/2026.
Ingredients/Di-allate
Di-allateCAS 2303-16-4
EU CosIng II — prohibitedASEAN II — prohibitedChina NMPA — prohibitedUK OPSS — prohibitedBrazil ANVISA — prohibited
Is Di-allate restricted in cosmetics?
Di-allate is prohibited in EU CosIng, ASEAN, China NMPA, UK OPSS and Brazil ANVISA. Markets not named here hold no entry for it, which is not a clearance.
- CAS
- 2303-16-4
- INCI
- Di-allate
- Data refreshed
- 2026-10-12
Regulatory status
| Source | Status | Annex / Details | Limit / Conditions | Last updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU CosIng | prohibited | Annex II | — | — |
| ASEAN | prohibited | Annex II | — | — |
| China NMPA | prohibited | — | — | 10/7/2026 |
| UK OPSS | prohibited | — | Source: legislation.gov.uk retained EU Regulation 1223/2009 Annex Ii | 10/5/2026 |
| Brazil ANVISA | prohibited | — | — | 10/7/2026 |
What this means
Di-allate has regulatory signals in EU CosIng, ASEAN, China NMPA, UK OPSS, Brazil ANVISA. Review the source links above for the official conditions and latest updates.
Recent regulatory changes
No recorded regulatory changes for Di-allate yet.
Common questions
- Is Di-allate restricted in EU cosmetics?
- Di-allate is prohibited in EU cosmetics according to EU CosIng Annex II.
- Is Di-allate restricted under the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive?
- Di-allate is prohibited under the ASEAN Cosmetic Directive Annex II.
- Is Di-allate restricted in China NMPA?
- Di-allate is prohibited in cosmetics under China NMPA.
- Is Di-allate restricted in UK OPSS?
- Di-allate is prohibited in cosmetics under UK OPSS.
- Is Di-allate restricted in Brazil ANVISA?
- Di-allate is prohibited in cosmetics under Brazil ANVISA.
- What is the CAS number for Di-allate?
- The CAS number for Di-allate is 2303-16-4.
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