[4th Anniversary Series 4] New Cosmetic Ingredient: Regulation Review in China & EU

As a token of appreciation for our members' patronage, ChemLinked cosmetic portal will hold its 4th anniversary with a series of webinars which covers various hot issues of China cosmetic regulations. Considering China cosmetic market has developed rapidly in recent years and has become the world's largest emerging and most profitable market, foreign cosmetic enterprises able to tap into the growth and efficient market entry strategies will gain enormous profits. We will invite industry experts to share their rich experience in Chinese cosmetic market entry, including breaking up registration technical difficulties, detailing regulations of cosmetics and new ingredients and analyzing Chinese cosmetic market.

In China, new cosmetic ingredients (NCI) must undergo a registration process to obtain acceptance from CFDA before they enter into Chinese beauty market. However, the complexity of registration dossier requirements and the strict implementation of review standards frustrated many companies. This webinar will be delivered by Inna Fu, the cosmetic safety assessor from REACH24H to provide an overview of the newest regulation in China on NCI, and also give a comparison on related regulation between China and EU, trying to give you more thinking on good and bad of current regulation and give a prospect in the future changes.

As an anniversary series, you may get access to this webinar individually for the price of $199, but you also can purchase the whole series package (5 webinars) for a special price of only $525 (20 % off).

Schedule and Payment

1. New Cosmetic Ingredient Registration

2. Status quo of Chinese new cosmetic registration

3. Comparison with EU regulation

4. Prospect

Speaker

Inna Fu  Cosmetic Safety Assessor of REACH24H Consulting Group

Inna focuses on safety assessment on finished cosmetic products and toxicological assessment on new cosmetic ingredients. She has gained extensive experience in cosmetic regulations of China and EU and trained a number of cosmetic companies online and offline about cosmetic regulations and safety assessment.