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China Cosmetic Regulatory Updates 2015
Feb 03, 2016

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China began cosmetic regulatory reform in earnest in 2014. In 2015 the reforms made significant progress. In 2015, China State Council released the second draft of the overarching cosmetic regulation in China- Regulation concerning Supervision and Administration over Cosmetics for public consultation; the outdated Cosmetic Safety Technical Standard 2007 has been replaced by Cosmetic Safety Technical Standard 2015; and the long-awaited Guidance for Cosmetic Safety Risk Assessment had also been drafted by CFDA and released for public consultation.
Chinese Mainland Ingredients Post-market Surveillance Entry-exit Animal Testing CBEC Safety Assessment Testing

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South Korea Cosmetic Regulatory Updates 2015
Jan 12, 2016

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Compared to China’s policy of sweeping reforms to its cosmetic regulatory framework, South Korea adopts a more gradual approach through the implementation of smaller changes over an extended period of time via minor amendments to official acts, rules and standards. Generally the overarching cosmetic regulation in a country isn’t modified or supplemented frequently but in South Korea this is not the case. Almost every year the MFDS revises or supplements some clauses of the Cosmetic Act. As such 2015 was not an eventful year in terms of regulatory updates in South Korea. The most significant change was South Korea’s progress in eliminating mandatory animal testing requirements.
South Korea Labeling/Claim/Advertising Manufacturer/Importer Regulation Entry-exit Safety Assessment Testing

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China Domestic Non-Special Use Cosmetics Record Filing Guidelines
Nov 23, 2015

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Record filing for Chinese domestic non-special use cosmetics is an essential step for cosmetic companies to put their products into Chinese cosmetic market. The guidelines aim at helping cosmetic companies to have a better understanding of how to deal with record filing for Chinese domestic non-special use cosmetics.
Chinese Mainland Pre-market Approval Ingredients Labeling/Claim/Advertising Manufacturer/Importer Regulation Safety Assessment Testing Advertising

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A Detailed Comparison between the First Draft of RSAC and the Second Draft
Aug 07, 2015

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The Regulations concerning the Supervision and Administration over Cosmetics (Second Draft) was published on 20th July 2015 for public comments. This ebook details the changes between the second draft and the first draft.
Chinese Mainland Post-market Surveillance Manufacturer/Importer Regulation

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2014: Implementation & Trends of China's Cosmetics Regulations
Jan 12, 2015

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Along with the development of the Chinese cosmetic industry, the demands of increased global trade and technological development as well as the regulatory disparities existing between Chinese regulatory frameworks and that of its global counterparts, cosmetic regulatory reform in China is imperative. On the 11th of Sep 2013 China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) announced the revision of the overarching regulation Regulations concerning the Hygiene Supervision over Cosmetics. The amendment was not simply a refinement of its predecessor but represented an overhaul of the regulatory system and served as the foundation for all future reforms.In the remaining months of 2013, CFDA continued reformations with a series of revisions of the overarching regulation through successive rounds of public consultation and also promulgated two significant regulations namely Requirements for Filing of Domestic Non-special Use Cosmetic Products and Requirements for Management on Whitening Products. However all these amendments did not enter into force in 2013 except the Requirements for Management on Whitening Products. The regulation stipulates, "Whitening products are reclassified as special use cosmetics and fall into the category of spot-removing products. From 30 June 2015, the manufacture and import of whitening products without an accompanying special use cosmetic certificate will be banned". The ground work for reform of China's cosmetic industry began in 2013 with the drafting of major new regulations however the major restructuring of the industry only really began in earnest in 2014 with the implementation of many of these previous draft regulations and the implementation of other new supporting regulations.
Chinese Mainland Pre-market Approval Labeling/Claim/Advertising Post-market Surveillance Manufacturer/Importer Regulation Entry-exit Animal Testing Safety Assessment Testing GMP

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Introduction on the Regulatory Requirements of Wet Wipe in China
Dec 05, 2014

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As consumers' demands grow rapidly, the function of wet wipes becomes more various from the original cleansing purpose to multi-functions, such as UV-protection, make-up removal, anti-wrinkle, etc. Wet wipes of different functions are subject to different regulatory requirements. China categorizes wet wipes into hygienic and cosmetic ones which will receive respective supervisions. This Guidance tries to figure out the borderline between hygienic and cosmetic wet wipes and specify corresponding obligations that companies involved need to carry out.
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