Incoming materials
Raw materials and packaging are received against the approved project and supplier information before they enter production.
ISO 22716 provides Good Manufacturing Practice guidelines for the production, control, storage and shipment of cosmetic products. ISO 9001 provides a broader quality-management framework around controlled processes, responsibilities, records, improvement and customer requirements.
ISO itself does not certify companies. Our systems are independently certified by LRQA, and the certificates displayed on this website identify the standards and scope covered by the audit.
Raw materials and packaging are received against the approved project and supplier information before they enter production.
Production follows controlled instructions covering the sequence, process conditions and records required for the batch.
The product is checked at defined points so deviations can be identified before filling and final packing.
Approved packaging, coding, fill quantity, closure and assembly requirements are part of the production record.
Batch and material records allow the manufacturing history to be followed when a quality question needs investigation.
The management system includes controlled review, corrective action and improvement rather than relying only on final-product inspection.
Formula, raw materials, packaging, specifications and production documentation are confirmed before the batch starts.
Manufacturing follows the documented process and records the information required for the batch history.
Appearance, process behaviour and other agreed controls are reviewed before the bulk moves forward.
The bulk is filled into approved components and finished according to the agreed coding, label and packing setup.
Required quality and documentation checks are completed before finished goods are released according to the applicable procedure.
Batch documentation remains available for traceability, investigation, repeat production and improvement.
ISO 22716:2007 gives guidelines for cosmetic Good Manufacturing Practices and focuses on quality aspects of production, control, storage and shipment. It is not a substitute for product safety assessment or market-specific cosmetic regulation.
ISO 9001:2015 is a wider Quality Management System standard. It supports consistent processes, defined responsibilities, risk-based thinking, customer requirements, corrective action and continual improvement across the organisation.
A certified factory does not remove the need for product-specific stability, compatibility, preservation, safety-assessment or claim-support work. Those activities are planned according to the formula, packaging, market and intended claims.
The current certificates are displayed on the page so buyers, auditors and procurement teams can review the issuing certification body, standard and scope rather than relying on an unsupported website claim.
Talk to the ownersOur cosmetic manufacturing quality system is certified to ISO 22716:2007 by LRQA. The current certificate is displayed on this website.
Yes. Our Quality Management System is certified to ISO 9001:2015 by LRQA.
No. ISO develops the standards. Certification is performed by an independent certification body. Tsilkov is certified by LRQA.
No. ISO 22716 addresses Good Manufacturing Practices. Each product still requires the appropriate safety assessment, testing and regulatory documentation for its market.
Yes. We regularly host prospective and existing partners and can discuss quality documentation and manufacturing controls within the appropriate confidentiality framework.
Our quality system includes manufacturing and material records used for traceability, repeat production, investigation and quality follow-up.
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