Per product category × jurisdiction lookup to the primary statute, regulation or directive that governs it. Food / cosmetic / toy / supplement / medical device / pesticide / chemical / textile / electronics / vehicle / packaging / ecodesign + horizontal general product safety. Direct links to EUR-Lex, US CFR/USC, UK Statutory Instruments, Health Canada Acts and equivalents in CN/IN/BR/AU/JP/KR.
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When a wiki entry says "governed by Regulation X" we cite the underlying law. This page collects those citations in one place — for each major product category, the primary statute, regulation or directive in the EU, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and other major markets, with a direct link to the official text. Use it as a lookup table.
United States — 21 USC Chapter 9 (Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act) is the statute. Implementing rules at 21 CFR Chapter I (FDA). Meat/poultry/egg products: 9 CFR Chapter III (USDA FSIS) implementing the Federal Meat Inspection Act / Poultry Products Inspection Act / Egg Products Inspection Act.
Note: per project policy, drug-side regulations (FDA NDC, EMA MA, Health Canada DPD, CDSCO drug rules, EMA, PMDA drug pathway) are not currently surfaced on the wiki.
ProductGuru summarises public regulatory information. We are not lawyers, regulators or product-safety consultants. Citations on this page link to the underlying official source; consult those sources, or qualified counsel in your jurisdiction, before relying on any claim for a commercial decision.