A PIF must be complete, structured, and accessible at the RP’s address for 10 years. We organize your documents into a clear, Article 11–aligned file so your Responsible Person can produce it without gaps or last-minute rework.














Under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, the PIF is not optional. It must contain all evidence described in Article 11 (a–e) and be accessible at the Responsible Person’s address at all times.
Any missing files, inconsistent naming, unsupported claims, or unclear cross-links can lead to non-compliance findings — especially during inspections or market surveillance.
A correct PIF is more than a folder: it’s a structured safety and compliance package that shows clarity, traceability, and preparedness.
We assemble an inspection-ready PIF for each product, mapping your documents to Article 11, organizing evidence into a clear structure, and ensuring accessibility and retention requirements are met.
To build a PIF that truly supports your compliance, we organize every required document into a clear, traceable structure aligned with Article 11.
We combine deep regulatory expertise with structured documentation practices — delivering a PIF that aligns with Article 11, satisfies RP requirements, and stands up to authority scrutiny.
A well-structured, Article 11–aligned PIF saves time, prevents rework, and gives your RP the confidence to respond to any authority request. Give your product the documentation clarity it needs to move forward.
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Article 11 lists five required elements:
(a) product description;
(b) CPSR (Part A + Part B reference);
(c) manufacturing method and GMP statement;
(d) proof of claimed effects;
(e) animal-testing statement.
For 10 years after the last batch is placed on the EU market, accessible at the address of the Responsible Person.
The Responsible Person, designated under the EU Cosmetics Regulation, is legally required to maintain the PIF and keep it accessible for 10 years after the last batch is placed on the market.
Sobel can also act as the Responsible Person in Europe when needed, ensuring full compliance and continuity.
Yes. Article 11(c) requires the manufacturing method and a GMP statement (often ISO 22716-aligned).
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