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CCF has received up to 400,000 hits per month and there are currently 2,331 external links to CCF. It is an independent, non-profit organisation. CCF surveys companies which claim to sell products that have not been tested on animals and do not contain cruelly-derived ingredients and accredits companies which satisfy CCF's criteria. Accreditation and listing are free. More... [close] CCF contacted the Hon Nicola Roxon MP, Minister for Health and Ageing, and requested that Australian legislation be amended to bring it into line with the European "7th Amendment to the Cosmetics Directive". The Cosmetics Directive will see an end to the sale of cosmetics and cosmetic ingredients tested on animals, throughout the EU, by March 2013. We did not think our request for legislative change was unreasonable. Unfortunately, the Minister rejected our plea. Join the Australian campaign by sending our free pre-printed postcard to the government. Read the full story here. Campaign The European Union is introducing a ban on the sale of all products that have been tested on animals. The Australian campaign to ban animal testing of cosmetics is well underway... Click to read more		It would be great to see an Australia wide ban on the sale of cosmetics tested on animals." - Dr Katrina Warren		Info kit for students Cruelty-free makeup TV ads & short films Celebrity supporters Animals for fashion Support CCF A recent opinion poll has revealed that the majority of Australians are opposed to animal experiments. For the complete findings and further information: aahr.org.au Links to friends

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