Update to Packaging Design Assistant

{
  "description": "Research current authoritative packaging, labeling, safety, recycling, and certification requirements for a named jurisdiction and product.",
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  "name": "packaging-compliance-research",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: packaging-compliance-research\ndescription: Research current authoritative packaging, labeling, safety, recycling, and certification requirements for a named jurisdiction and product.\n---\n\n# Packaging Compliance Research\n\nUse only when the user asks for current, jurisdiction-specific packaging or labeling requirements, a regulated-category check, or verification of a certification/claim. This work requires current web research because rules change.\n\n## Process\n\n1. Clarify the market/jurisdiction and exact product category if missing; these materially determine the answer. Do not guess.\n2. Browse current primary sources first: regulators, statutes/regulations, official standards bodies, and official certification registries. Use other sources only as context and label their status.\n3. Cite direct sources beside each important requirement, note publication/effective dates when available, and distinguish binding rule text from guidance and interpretations.\n4. Explain what product/company facts must be checked by the responsible party. Keep uncertain items as verification questions rather than conclusions.\n5. Translate verified requirements into a layout checklist or placeholders. Never silently write unverified copy as compliant final label text.\n\n## Output\n\nSummarize scope and date checked, authoritative requirements, open questions, suggested panel impact, and links to sources. Use [compliance and research boundaries](../packaging-design-assistant/references/compliance-and-research.md).\n\n## Boundaries\n\nDo not invent requirements, approve a package, certify legal compliance, or substitute for qualified regulatory counsel. A visual mockup or creative concept is not a compliance review. Never claim a certification is valid without checking the official issuer/registry or asking for evidence.\n"
}