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Korea MFDS Revises Imported Cosmetics Quality Inspection Exemption Rules

Oct 10, 2015 

On October 1st the Korean MFDS released part of a revision to its imported cosmetics quality inspection exemption rules, which took effect immediately upon the date of release. Exemption qualification criteria have been raised and new contents were added into the rule to specify “Identification Cancellation” procedures (a new scheme to screen Korean cosmetic importers). 

On October 1st the Korean MFDS released part of a revision to its imported cosmetics quality inspection exemption rules(you may also want to see: Korean MFDS Announced Revisions to Cosmetic Safety Standards), which took effect immediately upon the date of release. Exemption qualification criteria have been raised and new contents were added into the rule to specify “Identification Cancellation” procedures (a new scheme to screen Korean cosmetic importers).

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