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Cosmetic manufacturers and importers looking to market their products in South Korea must understand and comply with local regulations. Glance through this infographic to understand a few of them.  https://lnkd.in/gE6jUcCx    #CosmeticIndustry #RegulatoryAffairs #Regulations #CosmeticRegistration #CosmeticProduct #Notification #SouthKorea #Safety #Compliance #FreyrSolutions

EXCERPTS: France and China have agreed to work together on improving the regulatory environment surrounding cosmetics to protect both market access and product safety. Topics of discussion will include collaboration on intellectual property including product information and counterfeit goods, as well work on standards and inspection. The European Union has raised concerns with China about the level of detailed product information that cosmetics companies like L’Oreal and LVMH have to provide to sell their goods in the world’s second-biggest economy. China is imposing rules making cosmetics firms supply data spanning from ingredients to details of manufacturing processes, the sourcing of raw materials, and the precise composition of formulas. Much of the information is collected and stored in a database managed by Chinese authorities. COMMENT: Be very concerned about motivations as, in addition to large branded product sales, 48% of all Chinese chemical imports from France are in perfumery, cosmetics or toilet preparations - as per attached.

On Sunday, the Senate successfully passed the Pakistan General Cosmetics Bill 2023, designed to regulate the quality, standard, labeling, packaging, manufacturing, storage, distribution, and sales of general cosmetics. A key focus is to prioritize consumer safety and combat the issue of counterfeit cosmetics, which can pose health risks. The bill further imposes strict penalties on manufacturers producing fake cosmetics, declaring such an offense punishable with three years in prison and a fine of up to Rs. 500,000. The primary goal of this legislation is to enhance consumer protection and promote the growth of Pakistan’s cosmetics industry. To achieve this, the Pakistan General Cosmetics Regulatory Authority will be established as an autonomous body operating under the Ministry of Science and Technology.  #news #pakistan #cosmetics #bill #senate

🔎#cosmetics #hottopic On January 12th, Guangzhou Municipal Administration for Market Regulation issued some faqs related to general cosmetic filing. The main contents involve: ✅ Requirements for the annual report of general cosmetics ✅ Which situation requires uploading the "Explanation Document for Re-filing after Cancellation"? ✅ Can the corresponding product name continue to be used for product filing after the pre-filing number has been cleared? ✅ How to fill in multiple filing inspection reports for a product (from one manufacturing enterprise)? To know more details at ➡ https://lnkd.in/gy-wJc-E #report #inspection #test #safety #specification #regulation #notification #registration #filing #compliance #regulatoryaffairs #regulatory #regulatorycompliance #enterco #entercotechnology

The environment and process of cosmetics production in China

Some certificates and documents for skincare product import and export: COA (Certificate of Analysis): Purpose: COA is provided by the manufacturer and outlines detailed information about the product's composition, properties, safety, etc. It is a crucial document for ensuring product quality and compliance. GMP Certificate (Good Manufacturing Practice): Purpose: The GMP certificate verifies that the manufacturer adheres to good manufacturing practices, complying with international quality management standards. It is typically required by importing countries for skincare product manufacturers. Product Registration Certificate: Purpose: In some countries, skincare products need to be registered with the local food and drug regulatory agency. The product registration certificate is crucial evidence that the product is legally allowed for sale in that country. MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet): Purpose: The MSDS provides detailed information about the product's composition and safe use. It ensures the product's safety during transportation and use. CPNP Registration Certificate (Cosmetic Product Notification Portal): Purpose: For skincare products sold in the European Union, registration on the CPNP is required to ensure compliance with EU regulations and standards. ISO Certification (ISO 22716, etc.): Purpose: ISO certification, such as ISO 22716 (GMP for cosmetics manufacturing), verifies that the manufacturer adheres to global quality management system standards. Certificate of Origin: Purpose: The certificate of origin provides evidence of the product's manufacturing location, helping to ensure compliance with the origin requirements of the target country. Sales Permit/License: Purpose: In some countries, a sales permit or license is required to prove that the product is legally allowed for sale. This is typically issued by the relevant government authority in the target country. Commercial Invoice: Purpose: The commercial invoice details the products, quantities, prices, etc., providing essential information for customs clearance. Please note that requirements may vary among different countries and regions. When engaging in skincare product import and export, it's crucial to align with the specific regulations and standards of the target market. Working with legal and trade professionals can help ensure compliance and the preparation of comprehensive certificates and documents for a smooth import/export process. #COA #ProductQuality #GMP #QualityManagement #ProductRegistration #LegalCompliance #MSDS #ProductSafety #CPNP #EUCompliance #ISO #GlobalQualityStandards #CertificateOfOrigin #OriginCompliance #SalesPermit #LegalAuthorization #ImportExportDocumentation

There is just one week until our webinar, Navigating Taiwan’s Cosmetics Product Information Files (PIF) Regulations. Join Hester Yu for this insightful conversation and gain useful insights regarding the new requirements for cosmetics and the required testing procedures. Register here 👉 https://bit.ly/3U0CvcT #cosmetics #SGSWebinar #Taiwan

📢 Join our webinar on Hazardous Chemicals Compliance - adidas A-01 Policy Version 21, hosted by Tuyen Pham, DBA candidate QIMA's Technical Services Director on Tuesday, 19 September at 3pm VNT (Vietnam Time). As an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, we understand the importance of avoiding hazardous chemicals in your products for compliance and consumer safety. Gain firsthand knowledge of the latest updates to the adidas A-01 Policy version 21 and its requirements regarding hazardous chemicals. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in ensuring product safety. Register now 👇 #labtesting #webinar #productsafety

The Cosmetics Regulation requires that each cosmetic product placed on the market has been manufactured according to the Good Manufacturing Practices described in the ISO 22716 quality standard. 👉 Find out what Good Manufacturing Practices are and how you comply with them! What is GMP? 🤔 Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are practical and organizational guidelines designed to ensure the reproducibility and manufacturing quality of cosmetic products. This is a set of measures to be adopted with regard to the production, control, storage and shipping processes. What are the GMP objectives for cosmetic products? 🤔 Compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices for cosmetic products as described in the ISO 22716 standard aim to: ✅ Validate the compliance of the management system with the requirements of cosmetic regulations, ✅ Ensuring access to the market. Thus, the application of GMP ensures compliance and product safety for the consumer, limiting the risk of contamination (biological, particulate and cross-functional). Normes Decodees supports the organization in their initiative for implementing the standard related to cosmetic industry. Mail ID - customercare@normesdecodees.com Or Direct message. #quality #cosmetics #GMP #ISO22716 #montaji #dubaimunicipality