FDA Regulatory Compliance Consulting

Turn non‑compliant into market‑ready.

Cospliance helps cosmetics, food & beverage, and dietary supplement brands register with the FDA, correct labels before they become violations, and stay ahead of MoCRA, DSHEA, and 21 CFR changes.

MoCRA · 2022 DSHEA · 21 U.S.C. §321 21 CFR Part 101 FALCPA
LABEL_REVIEW_v3.pdfSTATUS: IN REVIEW
Vitamin C Serum — Front Panel
Net Wt. 1.7 FL OZ (50 mL) 1.7 oz
Cures skin damage Helps improve the appearance of skin
Distributed by: Company Name, City, ST ZIP
Ingredients listed in descending order of predominance
21 CFR 701.13 — net quantity format
Drug claim flagged — reword
COMPLIANT
Compliance frameworks we work within
FDA Food Facility Registration MoCRA Cosmetic Registration DSHEA Supplement Labeling US Agent Services

Where we work

Three industries, three sets of rules.

Each sector answers to a different regulatory framework — we specialize in all three so nothing falls through the cracks.

MoCRA · 2022

Cosmetics

The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act introduced facility registration, product listing, and adverse event reporting requirements for the first time.

  • Facility & product registration
  • Label & ingredient review
  • Safety substantiation records
21 CFR Part 1, Subpart H

Food & Beverage

Domestic and foreign food facilities must register with the FDA and, if importing, appoint a US Agent to receive regulatory communications.

  • FDA food facility registration
  • US Agent representation
  • Nutrition & allergen labeling
DSHEA · 1994

Dietary Supplements

Supplements are regulated as a food category with their own labeling rules — Supplement Facts panels, structure/function claims, and NDI notifications.

  • Supplement Facts panel review
  • Structure/function claim screening
  • New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) support

What we do

Compliance work, itemized.

01

FDA & US Agent Registration

We register your facility and, where required for foreign companies, act as your US Agent — the point of contact the FDA needs on file.

02

Label & Claim Review

Line-by-line review of packaging and marketing claims against the relevant framework before you print — catching drug claims, formatting errors, and missing disclosures early.

03

Ongoing Regulatory Monitoring

Rules change. We track updates to MoCRA, DSHEA, and 21 CFR that affect your product category and flag what needs to change on your end.

04

Import & Customs Support

Guidance on FDA prior notice requirements and customs holds for shipments entering the US market.

How it works

Four steps, start to compliant.

STEP 1

Assess

We review your product, label, and target market to identify which regulations apply.

STEP 2

Register

We handle FDA facility registration and US Agent appointment where required.

STEP 3

Review

Labels and claims are redlined against the applicable framework before you go to print.

STEP 4

Monitor

We track regulatory changes on an ongoing basis so you're not caught off guard.

Our approach

Why brands work with us.

Direct access to specialists

You talk to the person handling your file, not a rotating support queue.

Plain-English guidance

We translate CFR citations into what you actually need to change.

One partner, three frameworks

Cosmetics, food, and supplements — no need to juggle separate consultants.

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Common questions

Frequently asked.

Do foreign companies need a US Agent?

Yes — foreign food and cosmetics facilities exporting to the US are generally required to designate a US Agent as their point of contact for the FDA. We can act as your US Agent as part of a registration engagement.

What changed with MoCRA for cosmetics companies?

MoCRA (2022) introduced mandatory facility registration, product listing, adverse event reporting, and updated safety substantiation requirements for cosmetics — the first major update to US cosmetics law in decades.

Can a supplement label make health claims?

Supplements can generally make structure/function claims (e.g. "supports immune health") but not disease claims (e.g. "treats arthritis") without triggering drug regulation. We screen claims against DSHEA before you print.

How long does FDA facility registration take?

Timelines vary by category and completeness of your submission — we'll give you a specific estimate once we've reviewed your product and target market during the assessment step.

Get started

Request a compliance review.

Tell us about your product and target market — we'll follow up with what applies to you.

Industries served

Cosmetics · Food & Beverage · Dietary Supplements

Response time

We aim to reply within one business day.