The import of beauty cosmetics and toiletries in 2023 witnessed a downward trend, with some months even experiencing a double-digit decline. This decline can be attributed, in part, to the government's increasing scrutiny and stricter supervision of imported cosmetics.
This report aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the rejected batches of imported cosmetics in 2023, focusing on the main categories of rejected cosmetics, reasons for rejection, and compliance suggestions to help companies avoid rejection.
Contents
Part 1 Cosmetic Import Value
1.1 Overview of Cosmetic Import Data in 2023
Part 2 Rejected Imported Cosmetics
2.1 Characteristics of Rejected Imported Cosmetics
2.2 Compliance Suggestions
Lack of Required Certificates or Qualifications
Unqualified Labeling
Excessive Use of Arsenic
Excessive Bacterial Counts
Failing to Pass Sensory Inspection and Expired Products
Table & Figure
Table 1: Customs Inspection Contents
Table 2: Required Information on the Label
Table 3: Limits of Heavy Metal in Cosmetics
Table 4: Microbial Limits for Cosmetics
Figure 1: Cosmetic Import Value in 2023
Figure 2: Categories of Rejected Cosmetics
Figure 3: Countries/Regions of Rejected Cosmetics
