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Good Manufacturing Practices for Cosmetics (Second Draft for Comments)
Sep 13, 2021
EN&CN
On Sep. 28, 2020, China NMPA released the first draft of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for Cosmetics. On Sep. 8, 2021, China NMPA consults on the second draft of Good Manufacturing Practices for Cosmetics (the Practices). The number of articles in the second draft is reduced from 77 to 64, and some standards are relaxed.Domestic cosmetic registrants, notifiers, and entrusted production enterprises should organize the cosmetics production in accordance with the requirements of the Good Manufacturing Practices for Cosmetics. The Practices are divided into 9 chapters and 2 annexes, covering all aspects of cosmetic production and quality control such as ingredients, personnel, equipment, sanitation, inspection, packaging, storage, transportation, sales and recall. As the second draft mentions that the regulation’s effective date is Jan. 1, 2022, it is expected that its finalized version will be issued before 2022.*Subscribe to Cosmetic Regulatory Database ($800) to access all the CSAR-related translations and other 1000+ key regulations in over 12 APAC countries for FREE.Related Resoucres[Featured Page] Catch the Significant Moments | China Cosmetic Regulatory Reform Tracking[News] China NMPA Consults on the Second Draft of Good Manufacturing Practices for CosmeticsChina to Implement Supervision and Administration Measures on Cosmetics Manufacture and OperationChina Formally Implements A Brand-new Cosmetic and New Cosmetic Ingredients Pre-market Approval System on May 1China Implements Amended Cosmetic Prohibited Ingredient Inventories: 24 Newly Prohibited Ingredients Including Cannabidiol (CBD)China Releases the Inventory of Existing Cosmetic Ingredients in China 2021 (IECIC 2021)Detailing China’s Requirements for Cosmetic Quality and Safety DirectorsChina Finalizes Requirements for Cosmetic LabelingChina Consults on Supervision and Administration Provisions on Children Cosmetics: the Strictest Supervision EverChina Publicizes the First Notification of a New Cosmetic Ingredient[English Translation]Supervision and Administration Measures on Cosmetics Manufacture and OperationAdministrative Measures on Cosmetics LabelingTechnical Guidelines for Cosmetic Safety Assessment 2021Cosmetic Classification Rules and Catalogs
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Supervision and Administration Measures on Cosmetics Manufacture and Operation
Aug 10, 2021
EN&CN
On Aug. 2, 2021, China State Administration for Market Regulation released the finalized Supervision and Administration Measures on Cosmetics Manufacture and Operation, which will come into force on Jan. 1, 2022.The Measures consists of 7 chapters with 66 provisions, detailing cosmetic manufacture and operation management. Highlights include:Optimizing production license management system;Refining and clarifying the production management requirements;Refining and clarifying the operation management requirements;Strengthening the supervisory responsibilities of the administration department.In addition, detailed requirements have been made for issues of concern, such as the responsibilities and qualification requirements for the person in charge of quality and safety, the requirements for operators in e-commerce platforms, etc.*Subscribe to Cosmetic Regulatory Database ($800) to access all the CSAR-related translations and other 1000+ key regulations in over 12 APAC countries for FREE.Related Resources[Featured Page] Catch the Significant Moments | China Cosmetic Regulatory Reform Tracking[News]China to Implement Supervision and Administration Measures on Cosmetics Manufacture and OperationChina Formally Implements A Brand-new Cosmetic and New Cosmetic Ingredients Pre-market Approval System on May 1China Implements Amended Cosmetic Prohibited Ingredient Inventories: 24 Newly Prohibited Ingredients Including Cannabidiol (CBD)Detailing China’s Requirements for Cosmetic Quality and Safety DirectorsChina Finalizes Requirements for Cosmetic LabelingChina Consults on Supervision and Administration Provisions on Children Cosmetics: the Strictest Supervision EverChina Publicizes the First Notification of a New Cosmetic Ingredient
