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Monthly Collection: China and International Cosmetic Regulatory Updates in March 2024
Export Compliance: Children's Cosmetics in China
Monthly Collection: China and International Food Regulatory Updates in March 2024
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Analysis on Registration for Children's Sunscreen in China

Since the release and implementation of the Technical Guidelines for Children's Cosmetics (hereinafter as Guidelines) on August 31, 2023, official statistics as of April 7, 2024, show that only 22 children's sunscreen products have successfully passed registration. The distribution of these products by type is as follows:   Type Number Chemical + Physical Sunscreen 2  Chemical Sunscreen 5  Physical Sunscreen 15 ZMUni Compliance Centre makes a summary of key points to note in the registration process of children's sunscreen cosmetics for your reading:   Requirements for Formula   The Guidelines stipulates that the formula of children's sunscreen should not use ingredients whose safety is not yet

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2024-04-19
ChinaCosmetics
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Compliance Guide for Weight Loss Food Products in China

During the Chinese New Year period, the Chinese comedy-drama film YOLO has taken China by storm. The film's director and lead actress, Jia Ling, successfully lost 50 kilograms, reigniting the enduring topic of weight loss on various trending lists in China. Weight-loss foods have also been frequently mentioned. What is Weight Loss Product? There are numerous products associated with weight loss on the Chinese market. Generally, these products can be broadly categorized into two types:   1. Functional foods containing ingredients with weight loss benefits   Functional foods in China still lack a clear legal definition, and its regulation falls under general foods. A

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2024-04-17
ChinaFood
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Export Compliance: Toothpaste in China

On December 1, 2023, the Measures for Toothpaste Supervision and Administration(hereinafter referred to as the Measures) officially came into effect in China, stipulating that toothpaste shall be subject to filing in accordance with provisions regarding general cosmetics in the Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation(CSAR).   ZMUni Compliance Centre has made this Export Compliance Guideline to provide manufacturers and stakeholders a glimpse into the regulatory framework and critical requirements.    Main Content Part I Related Regulations Part II Regulatory Requirements     1. Definition     2. Requirements of Filing     3. Requirements of Namin     4. Requirements of Labeling     5. Requirements of New Ingredient Use

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2024-04-17
ChinaCosmetics
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Export Compliance: Children's Cosmetics in China

China has issued several regulations and technical guidelines to implement strict management of children's cosmetics, aiming to safeguard the well-being of young consumers.   ZMUni Compliance Centre has made this Export Compliance Guideline to provide manufacturers and stakeholders a glimpse into the regulatory framework and critical requirements.   Main Content 1. Definition 2. Related Regulations 3. Regulatory Requirements Formula Design Executive Standard Labeling and Packaging Safety Assessment 4. Cosmetic Registration/Filing Process in China 1. Definition Children's cosmetics in China refer to cosmetics for children aged 12 and under and have the functions of cleansing, moisturizing, body refreshing, sunscreen, etc. Products labeled "applicable to the whole population,"

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2024-04-11
ChinaCosmetics
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Analysis on the Filing of New Cosmetic Ingredients in China in Q1 of 2024

According to data from the official website of the National Medical Products Administration(NMPA), 23 new cosmetic ingredients (NCIs) were filed in the first quarter of 2024, showing a significant increase compared to the same period in 2023.   Figure 1: Overview Year Number of Filing in Q1 Year-on-Year Increase 2022 7 - 2023 9 +28.6% 2024 23 +155.6%   Regarding the country or region of the filers, among the 23 NCIs that have been successfully filed, 16 originate from domestic enterprises, accounting for approximately 70%.   Figure 2: List of Filers(China)in 2024 Q1 Filing No. Ingredient Name in CN&EN Filer

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Summary of Global Requirements for the Use of Human-derived Exosomes in Cosmetic Ingredients

On March 21, 2024, the Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan, amended the “List of Ingredients Prohibited in Cosmetic Products” by issuing a regulation titled “Requirements for the Submission of Documents for Review of Cases Applying Human Cell-Derived Exosomes for Use in Cosmetics“. The regulation is effective immediately. This regulation means that exosomes derived from cells, tissues, or products of human origin, which have been classified as prohibited cosmetic ingredients in multiple countries and regions, can now be used in cosmetics in Taiwan, through compliant approach as stipulated by regulations.   Summary of Requirements for the Use of Human Cell-Derived Exosomes in Cosmetics in Taiwan Cells,tissues or products

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2024-03-29
ChinaCosmetics
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FAQs on the Utilization of New Cosmetic Ingredients in China

Q1: What technical requirements should be considered when using New Cosmetic Ingredients(NCI) to produce cosmetics? When using NCI for cosmetics production circulated in China, attention should be paid to the technical requirements outlined in the publicly disclosed registration and filing information regarding "Technical Requirements for New Cosmetic Ingredients". These requirements include the safe usage amount of the ingredient (maximum allowable concentration when used in cosmetics), the purpose of usage, suitability and scope of the ingredient, as well as other limitations, requirements, and cautionary statements. Additionally, if an NCI is ordered to be temporarily suspended from use during the safety monitoring period, the registrant or filer of

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China Two Sessions 2024: Hot Proposals Regarding Food & Wellness

On March 5, Premier Li Keqiang presented the government work report at the 14th National People's Congress. China's GDP in 2023 exceeded 126 trillion yuan, with a 5.2% growth rate, placing it among the world's top economies. Consumer prices rose by 0.2%. The anticipated targets for China's development in 2024 include a GDP growth rate of around 5%, consumer price inflation rate of around 3%, and synchronized growth in household income and the economy.   The government report also emphasized the development of new productive forces, the silver economy, healthy consumption, and technological innovation.   During the Two Sessions, topics

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2024-03-07
ChinaFood
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