Beauty Brands
Cosmetics, skincare, supplements — whatever your category, we're built to bring you to EU market compliantly and credibly.
Distributors
Multi-brand, private-label, EU channel — your distribution operation deserves regulatory infrastructure that keeps pace with your portfolio.
Resellers
OEM, ODM, contract manufacturer — we connect your production capability to EU brand buyers and distributors seeking compliant supply.
From CPNP notifications and safety assessments to EU representation, white-label development, and market entry strategy.
Full EU cosmetic notification and safety assessment — from dossier to portal, handled end-to-end.
Appointed EC REP, Responsible Person, and FBO registration — your legal gateway to the EU market.
From formulation sourcing to premium packaging — we build the brand, you build the revenue.
A high-converting EU digital presence paired with a structured market entry strategy built for your channels.
WHAT ARE YOU MOST INTERESTED IN?
Entering the EU market shouldn't mean building an internal regulatory team, hiring a compliance lawyer, or mapping distributor networks from scratch. We handle the operational and regulatory complexity — so you can focus on building the brand.
Fully Managed
We own the regulatory and commercial execution end-to-end. You get the results.
EU-Ready by Default
Every engagement is built around EU compliance from day one — no retrofitting required.
Always On Your Brand
Every deliverable is tailored to your positioning, your channel, and your commercial goals.
Every regulatory step — claims, PIF, CPSR, CPNP submission — completed on your behalf by specialists who do this every day.
Entering the EU cosmetics market requires a CPNP notification and a compliant CPSR safety report — both of which involve specific technical expertise, licensed assessors, and documentation that most brands are not set up to manage internally. We handle the entire workflow: claims audit, labelling review, Product Information File compilation, safety assessment coordination, and CPNP portal submission. You get a fully compliant dossier, ready for EU market entry.
We occasionally share what's actually worth knowing — from upcoming EU regulatory updates and CPNP enforcement changes, to emerging distribution channels and market entry intelligence built specifically for brands and distributors entering Europe.
Cosmetic brands and laboratories
AMVE helps cosmetic brands, laboratories, distributors, and commercial teams prepare European compliance work, position products credibly, and build routes into relevant professional or retail channels.
The brand work connects CPNP, CPSR, claims, ingredient review, positioning, sales operations, and distribution planning into one market-entry sequence.
For cosmetic brands, AMVE helps identify what is needed for the European market, including CPSR coordination, CPNP preparation, ingredient and label checks, claims review, and responsible person coordination where relevant. This work supports readiness but does not replace official legal or regulatory responsibility.
European buyers, clinics, and distributors need more than supplier-side product enthusiasm. AMVE helps translate formulation logic, scientific assets, claims boundaries, and brand narrative into materials that make evaluation easier and reduce ambiguity.
AMVE can support commercial routes through distributor matching, channel strategy, launch materials, sales enablement, and practical operating systems for follow-up, qualification, and partner conversations.
FAQ
AMVE helps cosmetic brands prepare the practical market-entry workstream, including CPSR coordination, CPNP preparation, claims and label review, positioning, distribution strategy, and sales-support materials.
A CPSR supports cosmetic safety assessment, claims and labels need to align with the product and evidence, and CPNP notification is part of placing cosmetic products on the EU market. AMVE helps coordinate these connected preparation steps.
Yes. AMVE can help assess distribution readiness, shape positioning, prepare sales materials, and identify or approach relevant European distribution pathways.
No. AMVE supports preparation and coordination. Where responsible person, legal, or formal regulatory roles are required, AMVE helps structure the workflow around the appropriate responsible parties.