The formula page's Manufacturing Process can now be translated into all 24 official EU languages (previously 7), listed in the same order as the PIF languages. Translations keep every phase letter (A–E) in Latin capitals, also in Greek and Bulgarian, and keep every number and heading of the original. Material names no longer carry a Hungarian ending in other languages. Text already in the chosen language — now also Czech, Slovak and Polish — is recognised and not charged again. Checked with the production model in all 23 target languages from both a Hungarian and an English source. Merged for the test system (devel); production rollout follows (AI service first, then the web app).

PIF, CPNP and lab report PDFs now print numbers with the decimal mark of the document's language: a comma in 21 of the 24 EU languages (e.g. Hungarian "0,40 %", "60,0 kg"), a point in English, Maltese and Irish. Computed values (concentrations, SED/MoS/NOAEL, exposure, SPF, pH, density) and short data values (volumes, property values, Annex limits) follow the language; section numbers, references, dates, version numbers and free text stay as written. The Bulgarian template texts were corrected as well. Quality certificates already used the language's decimal mark. Live on the test system (devel); production rollout is API-only.

The similar-name check when creating, copying or renaming a formulation now looks at the product part of the name. The brand name at the start and words shared at the end no longer make two different products look alike: "Dr. Márta Forrai AHA+BHA szérum fermentált hatóanyaggal" is not flagged against "Dr. Márta Forrai Thermal szemkrém fermentált hatóanyaggal". The package size is ignored too, so "… 30 ml" and "… 50 ml" count as the same formulation. If a name contains a package size (for example "50 ml" or "100g-os"), a separate note asks you to leave it out, because the formulation is the same whatever package it is filled into. This note does not stop you from saving.