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5 Key Points of China’s “Administrative Measures for Cosmetics Registration and Filing (Notification)”

On January 12, 2021, the National Medical Products Administration(NMPA) issued the General Administration Order No. 35, stating that the“Administrative Measures for Cosmetics Registration and Filing” (hereinafter referred to as the “Measures”)was approved by the State Administration of Market Regulation, it will be implemented on May 1, 2021.

We analyze the first-hand information and articles and concluded five key points that may affect Foreign Brands business and registration as follows:

FIVE KEY POINTS

  1.  3 months grace period

Since the implementation of the “Measures”is on May 1, 2021, which means cosmetics brands have a three months grace period to catch the window and to complete the filing last time with the old notification system.  But please be aware of that, the future restriction of the new regulation might still affect the previously notified products and are required to make supplements accordingly. So please pay close attention to the recent regulation changes if you already begin the registration and filing process.

 

  1. Important of Responsible Person

According to Article 8 of the “Measures”,  it indicates that Responsible Persons of the brands in China will take more responsibilities than ever before. For example, the responsible person should take responsibility for the products’ quality and safety and also support the registrant and filing person to implement the Adverse reaction monitoring.

Administrative Measures for Cosmetics Registration and Filing

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 (promulgated by Order No. 35 of the State Administration for Marketon January 7, 2021)

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article

1 In order to regulate the registration and filing of cosmetics and ensure the quality and safety of cosmetics, these measures are formulated in accordance with the Regulations on Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics.

Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the registration, filing and supervision and management of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials within the territory of the People’s Republic of China.

Article 3 The registration of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials means that the registration applicant submits an application for registration in accordance with legal procedures and requirements. The drug regulatory authority shall review the safety and quality controllability of the cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials applied for registration, and decide whether Agree to the activities they are applying for.

The filing of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials refers to the filing of materials that indicate the safety and quality controllability of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials by the filing party in accordance with legal procedures and requirements, and the drug regulatory authority archives the submitted materials for future reference.

Article 4 The State implements registration management for special cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials with a higher degree of risk, and filings management for general cosmetics and other new cosmetic raw materials.

Article 5 The State Drug Administration is responsible for the registration and filing management of special cosmetics, imported ordinary cosmetics, and new cosmetic raw materials, and guides and supervises the cosmetic filing related work undertaken by the drug regulatory authorities of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. The State Drug Administration may entrust the drug regulatory departments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities with corresponding capabilities to implement the filing management of imported ordinary cosmetics.

The Cosmetic Technology Review Agency of the State Drug Administration (hereinafter referred to as the “technical review agency”) is responsible for the technical review of the registration of special cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials, the technical verification of imported general cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials after filing, and the new cosmetics Evaluation of raw material usage and safety report.

The State Drug Administration’s administrative matter acceptance service agency (hereinafter referred to as the acceptance agency), review and inspection agency, adverse reaction monitoring agency, information management agency and other professional technical institutions are responsible for the registration and acceptance, on-site verification, and defects required for cosmetics registration and filing management. Response monitoring, information construction and management, etc.

Article 6 The drug regulatory authorities of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government are responsible for the registration and management of domestic common cosmetics within their administrative regions, implement the registration and management of imported common cosmetics in the name of the State Drug Administration within the scope of entrustment, and assist in the registration of special cosmetics On-site verification and other work.

Article 7 The registrant and filinger of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials shall fulfill the obligations of product registration and filing according to law, and shall be responsible for the quality and safety of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials.

Registrants and filingers of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials shall comply with the requirements of relevant laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications when applying for registration or filing, and shall be responsible for the authenticity and scientificity of the submitted materials.

Article 8: Where the registrant or the filing person is overseas, an enterprise legal person in my country shall be designated as the domestic responsible person. The domestic responsible person shall fulfill the following obligations:

(1) In the name of the registrant and filinger, handle the registration and filing of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials;

(2) Assist the registrant and filinger in carrying out cosmetic adverse reaction monitoring and safety monitoring of new cosmetic raw materials and reporting;

(c) to assist registrants, the filer implementation of cosmetics, new cosmetic raw material recall work;

(four) in accordance with the registered person, the filer’s agreement with the cosmetics put domestic market, new cosmetic raw material commitment to safety and corresponding quality Responsibilities;

(5) Cooperate with the supervision and inspection work of the drug regulatory authority.

Article 9 The drug supervision and administration department shall, within 5 working days from the date when the registration of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials is approved and the filing is completed, publicize the relevant information on the registration and filing management of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials for public inquiries.

Article 10: The State Drug Administration shall strengthen informatization and provide convenient services for registrants and filing holders.

Registrants and filingers of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials shall apply for registration and filing through the registration and filing information service platform of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials (hereinafter referred to as the information service platform) in accordance with regulations.

The State Drug Administration has formulated a list of used cosmetic raw materials, updated it in a timely manner and made it public to the public to facilitate enterprise inquiries.

Article 11 The drug supervision and administration department may establish an expert consultation mechanism to listen to expert opinions on important issues in the process of technical review, on-site verification, supervision and inspection, and give play to the technical support role of experts.

Chapter II Registration and Filing Management of New Cosmetic Raw Materials 

Section 1 Registration and Filing of New Cosmetic Raw Materials

Article 12 The natural or artificial raw materials used in cosmetics for the first time in China are new cosmetic raw materials.

To adjust the purpose of use, safe use, etc. of the used cosmetic raw materials, they shall apply for registration and filing in accordance with the new raw material registration and filing requirements.

Article 13 To apply for the registration of new cosmetic raw materials with antiseptic, sunscreen, coloring, hair dyeing, spot removal and whitening functions, the application materials shall be submitted in accordance with the requirements of the State Drug Administration. The accepting agency shall complete the formal review of the application materials within 5 working days from the date of receipt of the application, and deal with it separately according to the following circumstances:

(1) If the application does not require registration according to law, it shall make a decision not to accept it. Issuing a notice of rejection;

(2) If the application is not within the scope of the State Drug Administration’s powers in accordance with the law, it shall make a decision to reject it, issue a notice of rejection, and notify the applicant to apply to the relevant administrative agency;

( 3) If the application materials are incomplete or do not conform to the prescribed form, a supplementary notice shall be issued to inform the applicant of all the contents that need to be supplemented and corrected at one time. If the application is not notified within the time limit, the application will be accepted as of the date of receipt of the application materials;

(4) Application materials If it is complete and meets the prescribed form requirements, or if the applicant submits all supplementary materials as required, the registration application shall be accepted and an acceptance notice shall be issued.

The acceptance agency shall forward the application materials to the technical review agency within 3 working days after accepting the registration application.

Article 14 The technical review agency shall organize the technical review in accordance with the requirements of the technical review within 90 working days from the date of receipt of the application materials, and deal with them separately according to the following conditions:

(1) The application materials are true and complete If it can prove the safety and quality controllability of raw materials, and meet the requirements of laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications, the technical review agency shall make an review conclusion passed the technical review;

(2) The application materials are not true If the raw material safety and quality controllability cannot be proved, and it does not meet the requirements of laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications, the technical review agency shall make an review conclusion that the technical review fails;

(3) an application is required If the person supplements the information, it shall notify all the contents that need to be supplemented at one time; the applicant shall provide the supplementary information once as required within 90 working days, and the technical review agency shall recalculate the review time limit after receiving the supplementary information; it is not within the prescribed time limit For supplementary materials, the technical review agency shall make an review conclusion that the technical review fails.

Article 15 If the conclusion of the technical review is that the review fails, the technical review agency shall notify the applicant and explain the reasons. If the applicant has objections, he may apply for review within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the technical review conclusion. The content of the review is limited to the original application items and application materials.

The technical review agency shall make a review conclusion within 30 working days from the date of receiving the review application.

Article 16 The State Drug Administration shall, within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the technical review conclusions, review the legality, standardization and completeness of the technical review procedures and conclusions, and decide whether to approve the registration decision.

The acceptance agency shall issue to the applicant a new cosmetic raw material registration certificate or a decision not to grant registration within 10 working days from the date when the State Drug Administration makes the administrative examination and approval decision.

Article 17 Before the technical review agency makes a technical review conclusion, the applicant may file an application for withdrawal of registration. In the process of technical review, if it is found that the provision of false information or the safety of new cosmetic raw materials is suspected, the technical review agency shall deal with it in accordance with the law, and the applicant shall not withdraw the registration application.

Article 18 The filinger of new cosmetic raw materials shall complete the filing after submitting the materials in accordance with the requirements of the State Drug Administration.

Section 2 Safety Monitoring and Reporting

Article 19 A safety monitoring system shall be implemented for new cosmetic raw materials that have been registered and filed. The period of safety monitoring is 3 years, starting from the date when cosmetics using new cosmetic ingredients for the first time obtain registration or complete the filing.

Article 20 During the safety monitoring period, the registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials may use the new cosmetic raw materials to produce cosmetics.

If the cosmetic registrant and filinger use new cosmetic raw materials to produce cosmetics, the relevant cosmetics application registration and filing shall be confirmed by the new cosmetic raw material registrant and filinger through the information service platform.

Article 21 The registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials shall establish a safety risk monitoring and evaluation system after the launch of new cosmetic raw materials, conduct follow-up research on the safety of new cosmetic raw materials, and continue to monitor the use and safety of new cosmetic raw materials. Monitoring and evaluation.

The registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials shall summarize and analyze the use and safety of new cosmetic raw materials within 30 working days before the safety monitoring of new cosmetic raw materials every year, and prepare an annual report and submit it to the State Drug Administration.

Article 22 If the following situations are discovered, the registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials shall conduct research immediately and report to the technical review agency:

(1) Other countries (regions) discover that the use of similar raw materials has caused serious adverse cosmetic reactions Or group adverse events;

(2) Cosmetic laws, regulations, and standards of other countries (regions) have raised the use standards, increased use restrictions or prohibited the use of similar raw materials;

(3) Other circumstances related to the safety of new cosmetic raw materials.

If there is evidence showing that there are safety issues with new cosmetic raw materials, the registrant and filinger of the new cosmetic raw materials shall immediately take measures to control the risks and report to the technical review agency.

Article 23 The registrant and filinger of cosmetics who use new cosmetic raw materials to produce cosmetics shall promptly report the use and safety of the new cosmetic raw materials to the registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials.

When there are cosmetic adverse reactions or safety issues that may be related to new cosmetic raw materials, the cosmetic registrant and filinger shall immediately take measures to control risks, notify the new cosmetic raw material registrant and filinger, and report to the province, autonomous region, or municipality where it is located. Supervision and management department reports.

Article 24: After receiving reports of adverse reactions or safety issues of cosmetics using new cosmetic raw materials, the drug regulatory authorities of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall organize research, judgment and analysis, and believe that the new cosmetic raw materials may cause harm or harm human health. In case of other security risks, measures shall be taken to control the risks in accordance with relevant regulations, and the technical review agency shall be immediately reported back.

Article 25 The technical review agency shall, after receiving the feedback or report from the drug regulatory authority of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government, or the registrant and filinger of new cosmetic raw materials, combine the results of the annual adverse reaction statistical analysis of cosmetics by the adverse reaction monitoring agency. In the assessment, if it is deemed that the safety risk can be eliminated by adjusting the technical requirements of the new cosmetic raw materials, the adjustment opinion may be submitted and reported to the State Drug Administration; if there is a safety problem, it shall be reported to the State Drug Administration to cancel the registration or cancel the filing. The State Drug Administration shall make a decision in a timely manner.

Article 26: Three years after the expiration of the safety monitoring period for new cosmetic raw materials, the technical review agency shall submit an opinion on whether the new cosmetic raw materials meet the safety requirements to the State Drug Administration.

For new cosmetic raw materials with safety problems, the State Drug Administration shall withdraw the registration or cancel the filing; if no safety problems occur, the State Drug Administration shall include them in the list of used cosmetic raw materials.

Article 27 During the safety monitoring period, if a new cosmetic raw material is ordered to suspend the use, the cosmetic registrant and filinger shall suspend the production and operation of cosmetics using the new cosmetic raw material at the same time.

Chapter III Registration and cosmetics filing management

Section I General requirements

Article 28 cosmetic registration applicant, the filing shall meet the following conditions:

(a) are lawfully established enterprises or other organizations;

(b) registration with the applicant, Carry out a quality management system that is compatible with the registered cosmetics;

(3) Have the ability to monitor and evaluate adverse reactions.

If the registration applicant applies for the registration of special cosmetics for the first time or the filinger conducts the filing of ordinary cosmetics for the first time, he shall submit the certification materials that it meets the requirements of the preceding paragraph.

Article 29 The cosmetics registrant and filinger shall carry out cosmetic research and development, safety assessment, registration filing inspection, etc. in accordance with laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards, technical specifications, and registration filing management, and shall follow the cosmetics registration filing The data specification requires the submission of registration filing data.

Article 30 Cosmetic registrants and filing holders shall select raw materials that meet the requirements of laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications for cosmetics production, and shall be responsible for the safety of the cosmetic raw materials they use. When applying for registration and filing, the cosmetics registrant and filinger shall clarify the source of raw materials and relevant information on raw material safety through the information service platform.

Article 31 If the cosmetics registrant or filinger entrusts the production of cosmetics, the domestic cosmetics shall be confirmed by the cosmetics manufacturer through the information service platform when applying for registration or filing. The imported cosmetics shall be confirmed by the cosmetics registrant and filinger. Submit relevant materials that have an entrusted relationship.

Article 32 The cosmetics registrant and filinger shall clarify the product implementation standards and submit it to the drug regulatory department when applying for registration or filing.

Article 33 Cosmetics registration applicants and filing persons shall entrust an inspection agency that has obtained qualification certification and meets the needs of cosmetics registration and filing inspections, and conducts inspections in accordance with mandatory national standards, technical specifications and registration filing inspection requirements.

Section 2 Filing Management

Article 34 Before ordinary cosmetics are launched or imported, the filing person shall complete the filing after submitting the filing materials through the information service platform in accordance with the requirements of the State Drug Administration.

Article 35 If the registered imported ordinary cosmetics are to be imported at a port outside the administrative area of ​​the province, autonomous region, or municipality where the responsible person in China is located, the information service platform shall be used to supplement the information of the import port and the contact person for customs clearance.

Article 36 For ordinary cosmetics that have been filed, the name of the product may not be changed arbitrarily without justifiable reasons; and the efficacy claims shall not be changed at will without sufficient scientific basis.

Ordinary cosmetics that have been filed are not allowed to change the product formula at will, except for minor changes in the product formula due to changes in the source of raw materials and other reasons.

If the address of the filing person or the domestic responsible person changes and the filing management department changes, the filing person shall re-file.

Article 37 The filinger of ordinary cosmetics shall report to the drug supervision and administration department responsible for filing management the production and import status, as well as the compliance with laws and regulations, compulsory national standards, and technical specifications to the drug supervision and administration department.

If the products that have been filed are no longer produced or imported, the filer shall promptly report the cancellation of the filed by the drug regulatory authority responsible for the filed management.

Section 3 Registration Management

Article 38 Before special cosmetics are produced or imported, the registration applicant shall submit application materials in accordance with the requirements of the State Drug Administration.

If the procedures and time limit for the registration of special cosmetics are not stipulated, the regulations on the registration of new cosmetic raw materials in these Measures shall apply.

Article 39 The technical review agency shall organize the technical review in accordance with the requirements of the technical review within 90 working days from the date of receipt of the application materials, and deal with it separately according to the following conditions:

(1) The application materials are true If it is complete and can prove that the product safety and quality controllability, product formula and product implementation standards are reasonable, and meet the requirements of current laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications, an evaluation conclusion that has passed the technical evaluation shall be made;

(2) If the application materials are untrue and cannot prove the product safety and quality controllability, product formula and product implementation standards are unreasonable, or do not meet the requirements of current laws, administrative regulations, mandatory national standards and technical specifications, make technical The review conclusions that fail the review;

(3) Where supplementary materials are required from the applicant, all the contents that need to be supplemented shall be notified at one time; the applicant shall provide supplementary materials once as required within 90 working days, and the technical review agency shall receive The review time limit is recalculated after the information is supplemented; if the information is not supplemented within the prescribed time limit, the technical review agency shall make an review conclusion that the technical review fails.

Article 40 The State Drug Administration shall, within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the technical review conclusions, review the legality, standardization and completeness of the technical review procedures and conclusions, and decide whether to approve registration decision.

The accepting agency shall issue the cosmetics registration certificate or the decision letter of non-registration to the applicant within 10 working days from the date when the State Drug Administration makes the administrative examination and approval decision. The cosmetics registration certificate is valid for 5 years.

Article 41 If the registration items of the registered special cosmetics change, the State Drug Administration shall implement classified management according to the degree of influence of the changed items on product safety and efficacy:

(1) Matters that do not involve safety and efficacy claims occur If there is any change, the registrant shall file with the State Drug Administration in a timely manner;

(2) If there are changes in matters related to safety, and there are substantial changes in the production process, efficacy claims, etc., the registrant shall report to the State Drug Administration Submit an application for product registration change;

(3) If the product name, formula, etc. change, which essentially constitutes a new product, the registrant shall reapply for registration.

Article 42 If the registered product is no longer produced or imported, the registrant shall actively apply for cancellation of the registration certificate.

Section 4 Renewal of the Registration Certificate

Article 43 If the validity period of the special cosmetics registration certificate needs to be renewed, the registrant shall apply for renewal within 90 to 30 working days before the expiration of the product registration certificate, and promise to comply with the compulsory Requirements of national standards and technical specifications. The registrant shall be responsible for the authenticity and legitimacy of the submitted materials and promises.

If the application for renewal of registration is not submitted within the time limit, its application for renewal of registration will not be accepted.

Article 44 The accepting agency shall conduct a formal review of the application materials within 5 working days after receiving the application for renewal, accept the application if it meets the requirements, and issue a new registration to the applicant within 10 working days from the date of acceptance certificate. The validity period of the registration certificate shall be recalculated from the day after the expiration date of the original registration certificate.

Article 45 The drug supervision and administration department shall supervise the application materials and commitments of the special cosmetics that have been renewed registration. If the supervision and inspection or technical review finds that there is a situation that does not meet the mandatory national standards or technical specifications, it shall revoke the special cosmetics according to law. Cosmetics registration certificate.

Chapter IV Supervision and Administration

Article 46 The drug supervision and administration department shall, in accordance with laws and regulations, supervise and inspect the registration and filing-related activities of registrants and filing persons, and may conduct extended inspections of entities involved in registration and filing activities when necessary. Relevant units and individuals shall cooperate, and shall not refuse to inspect or conceal relevant information.

Article 47 During the process of registered technology review, the technical review agency may notify the review and inspection agency to carry out on-site verification as needed. Domestic on-site inspections should be completed within 45 working days, and overseas on-site inspections should be implemented in accordance with relevant regulations on overseas inspections. The time used for on-site verification is not included in the review time limit.

The registration applicant shall cooperate with the on-site inspection work, and if sampling inspection is required, it shall provide samples as required.

Article 48 After obtaining the registration certificate for special cosmetics, the registrant shall upload the label pictures of the products on the market to the information service platform for public inquiry before the products are put on the market.

Article 49 The cosmetics registration certificate shall not be transferred. If the original registrant’s subject qualification is cancelled due to statutory reasons such as business merger or division, and the registrant is changed to a newly established enterprise or other organization, it shall apply for change of registration in accordance with the provisions of these Measures.

The registrant after the change shall comply with the provisions of these Measures on the registrant and shall be responsible for the quality and safety of the products already on the market.

Article 50 According to the development of scientific research, if the safety of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials changes, or if there is evidence that the cosmetics or cosmetic raw materials may have defects, the drug supervision and administration department responsible for registration and filing management may order the cosmetics , Registrants and filing holders of new cosmetic raw materials carry out safety reassessment, or directly organize relevant raw material companies and cosmetics companies to carry out safety reassessment.

If the result of the reassessment shows that the safety of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials cannot be guaranteed, the original registration department will cancel the registration and the filing department will cancel the filing, and the drug regulatory department of the State Council will include the cosmetic raw materials in the list of raw materials prohibited from use in cosmetics and announce to the public.

Article 51 If, based on the development of scientific research, monitoring and evaluation of cosmetic safety risks, it is found that cosmetic raw materials have safety risks, and the safety risks can be eliminated by setting the scope and conditions of use of the raw materials, they shall be listed in the list of used cosmetic raw materials Clarify the scope and conditions of restricted use of raw materials.

Article 52: If the drug regulatory authority responsible for registration and filing management is unable to contact the registrant, filing person, or domestic responsible person through the registration and filing information, it may assign the registrant, filing person, and domestic responsibility on the information service platform People are listed as key targets for supervision and announced through the information service platform.

Article 53 The drug supervision and administration department shall implement risk classification and hierarchical management based on the quality management system operation, post-filing supervision, and post-marketing supervision and inspection of the filing person, the domestic responsible person, and the cosmetics manufacturer.

Article 54 The drug regulatory authorities, technical review, on-site verification, inspection agencies and their staff shall strictly abide by the laws, regulations, rules and the relevant provisions of the State Drug Administration to ensure that the relevant work is scientific, objective and fair.

Article 55 Without the consent of the registrant and the filing party, the drug regulatory authority, professional technical institutions and their staff, and those involved in the review shall not disclose the business secrets, undisclosed information or confidential business submitted by the registrant or filing party Information, except as otherwise provided by law or involving national security or major social public interests.

Chapter V Legal Responsibilities

Article 56 If the registrant of cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials fails to apply for special cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials change registration in accordance with the provisions of these Measures, the original drug regulatory authority shall order corrections, give warnings, and impose 1 Fines between RMB 10,000 and RMB 30,000.

If the filinger of cosmetics and new cosmetics raw materials fails to update the filing information of ordinary cosmetics and new cosmetics raw materials in accordance with the provisions of these Measures, the drug supervision and administration department responsible for the filing management shall order corrections, give warnings, and impose a fine of 5,000 yuan up to 30,000 yuan.

If the registrant of cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials fails to re-register in accordance with the provisions of these Measures, it shall be punished in accordance with Article 59 of the Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulations; if the filinger of cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials fails to re-file in accordance with the provisions of these Measures, follow Penalties are imposed in the first paragraph of Article 61 of the Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulations.

Article 57 If the registrant or filinger of new cosmetic raw materials violates the provisions of Article 21 of these Measures, the drug regulatory department of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government shall order corrections; if they refuse to make corrections, the penalty shall be between RMB 5,000 and RMB 30,000. fine.

Article 58 If the drug regulatory authority responsible for the filing management work finds that the filing data of the registered cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials do not meet the requirements, it shall order corrections within a time limit. Among them, the filing data related to the safety of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials does not meet the requirements. Those who meet the requirements can be ordered to suspend sales and use at the same time.

For cosmetics and cosmetics new raw materials that have been filed but the filed information has not yet been released to the public, the drug regulatory department undertaking the filed management work finds that the filed materials do not meet the requirements, and may order the filer to correct and publish the filed information to the public when the requirements are met.

Article 59: Where the filing person has the following circumstances, the drug regulatory authority responsible for filing management shall cancel the filing of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials:

(1) Submitting false information during filing;

(2) The filing information does not meet the requirements , Failing to make corrections within the prescribed time limit as required, or failing to suspend the sale or use of cosmetics or new cosmetic raw materials as required;

(3) Not falling within the scope of new cosmetics raw materials or cosmetic filing.

Chapter VI Supplementary Provisions

Article 60 The time limit involved in the notification of registration acceptance, notification of technical review opinions, issuance of registration certificate and filing information, registration review, submission of new cosmetic raw material usage reports, etc. to be submitted or issued through the information service platform Prevail.

Article 61 The last process of cosmetics that touches the contents is domestically produced products, and imported products are completed overseas. The management of imported products is done in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau by reference.

If a product name is applied for registration or filing with a product or combination packaging product, if the last process of contacting the contents of any dose is completed overseas, it shall be managed as imported products.

Article 62 Cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials shall be numbered in accordance with the following rules after obtaining registration or filing.

(1) The numbering rule for the filing of new cosmetics raw materials: the original filing of national makeup + four-digit year + the sequence number of new cosmetics raw materials for filing this year.

(2) Numbering rules for the registration of new cosmetic raw materials: the original note of national makeup + four-digit year number + sequential number of new cosmetic raw materials registered this year.

(3) Ordinary cosmetics registration numbering rules:

domestic products: abbreviation of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government + G makeup network preparation word + four-digit year number + the order number of registered products in the administrative region this year;

imported products: national makeup network preparation entry (domestic The abbreviation of the province, autonomous region, and municipality where the responsible person is located) + the number of four digits + the serial number of products filed nationwide this year;

Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau products: Guozhuang.com prepared word (abbreviation of the province, autonomous region, and municipality where the responsible person is located) + Four-digit year number + serial number of registered products nationwide this year.

(4) Special cosmetics registration numbering rules:

domestic products: national makeup special characters + four-digit year number + sequence number of registered products this year;

imported products: national makeup special character + four-digit year number + sequence number of registered products this year;,

TaiwanChina , Hong Kong and Macau products: national makeup special characters + four-digit year number + serial number of registered products this year.

Article 63 These Measures shall come into effect on May 1, 2021.

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NMPA Issue Public Solicitation on “Toothpaste Notification Data Specification”

On Jan. 06 2021, NMPA finally issues the specification of Toothpaste notification documents requirements.

In order to implement the “Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulations #CSAR”, NMPA organized the drafting of the “Toothpaste Notification Data Specification” (Draft for Solicitation of Comments), which is now open to the public for comments.

Please send your comments by email before January 31, 2021. (For the feedback form, please see attachment 2)
Give feedback to NMPA:(email: [email protected]).

Attachment:

  1. Toothpaste Notification Data Specification (draft for comments)
  2. Feedback form

Niche Perfumes can Direct flights to China, Tmall Global launched the first “perfume route”

Since perfume contains flammable substances such as alcohol, it has been banned from air transportation by many European countries. Imported perfumes are mainly imported by sea through bulk purchases. However, the more personalized and customized “niche fragrances”, the less they will be able to produce single products on a large scale, and they will not have the conditions for mass transportation.

On December 23, Tmall Global and Cainiao officially opened the first cross-border direct mail “perfume route” between China and Europe. During the New Year period, European perfumes were sent directly to China every day.

The opening of the China-Europe perfume route not only enriches the previous single mode of importing perfume mainly by sea shipping, but also provides a more convenient cross-border logistics solution for the increasingly popular “niche perfume” entering China.

Tmall Global and Cainiao set up direct mail perfume routes in the Netherlands and Germany.

Different from the Big brands’ “commercial fragrances”, the personalized “niche fragrances” are being favored by the younger generation of consumers in China. 

“2020 China Perfume Research White Paper” shows that in terms of perfume consumption, young consumers under the age of 30 are diminishing their pursuit of big brands. They resist “the same scenting” and are unwilling to use perfume to please others. They are keen on pursuing woody scent, oceans scents and other refreshing and personalized “niche fragrance”.

Beginning in September this year, Tmall Global’s overseas direct purchases have joined with Cainiao, established overseas direct purchase warehouses in Europe, developed special packaging to solve the safety problem of small-volume perfume air transportation, and piloted the first cross-border direct mail “perfume route” in Germany. “.

On the eve of Xmas, this route was officially put into use and expanded to the Netherlands and Germany for direct flights, allowing European perfumes to be sent directly to China every day.

Tmall Global’s German overseas direct purchase warehouses.

On the Tmall Global platform, the consumption of Niche Perfumes is gaining momentum and its been doubled in 2020. Euromonitor, a global market consulting company, also predicts that the mass perfume market will fall by 15% in 2020, while the niche handmade perfume and high-end perfume market will grow by 18%.

At present, a batch of “niche fragrances” such as Le Labo Santal 33, Serge Lutens La Fille de Berlin

, Rose Of No Man’s Land,Maison Martin Margiela Lazy Sunday Morning and Penhaligon’s The Coveted Duchess Rose have all entered European direct purchase on Tmall. Warehouse.

“Some niche perfumes have only a dozen or a few dozen pieces in inventory, and they are too small to scale. Consumers can also buy online.” According to the relevant person in charge of Tmall Global,consumers can place an order within three days. Received direct goods from Europe.

EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI)

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On Wednesday (December 30), Chinese President Xi Jinping met with EU leaders, German Chancellor Merkel, and French President Macron through a video link. China and the EU jointly announced the completion of investment agreement negotiations.

The agreement is known as EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI), it is expected to enable European companies to better enter the Chinese market and improve competition conditions by opening market and eliminating discriminatory laws and practices.

And also to help EU companies competing in the Chinese market on an equal basis with Chinese companies and companies from other third countries.

Finally, it still needs to wait for the approval of the European Parliament to take effect.

EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment

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The cumulative EU foreign direct investment (FDI) flows from the EU to China over the last 20 years have reached more than €140 billion. For Chinese FDI into the EU the figure is almost €120 billion. EU FDI in China remains relatively modest with respect to the size and the potential of the Chinese economy.

As regards investment, the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) will be the most ambitious agreement that China has ever concluded with a third country. In addition to rules against the forced transfer of technologies, CAI will also be the first agreement to deliver on obligations for the behavior of state-owned enterprises, comprehensive transparency rules for subsidies and commitments related to sustainable development.

The CAI will ensure that EU investors achieve better access to a fast growing 1.4 billion consumer market, and that they compete on a better level playing field in China. This is important for the global competitiveness and the future growth of EU industry.

Ambitious opening by China to European investments

Firstly, the CAI binds China’s liberalisation of investments over the last 20 years and, in that way, it prevents backsliding. This makes the conditions of market access for EU companies clear and independent of China’s internal policies. It also allows the EU to resort to the dispute resolution mechanism in CAI in case of breach of commitments.

In addition, the EU has negotiated further and new market access openings and commitments such as the elimination of quantitative restrictions, equity caps or joint venture requirements in a number of sectors. These are restrictions that severely hamper the activities of our companies in China. The overall package is far more ambitious than what China has committed to before.

On the EU side, the market is already open and largely committed for services sectors under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS). EU sensitivities, such as in the field of energy, agriculture, fisheries, audio-visual, public services, etc. are all preserved in CAI.

Examples of market access commitments by China:

  • Manufacturing: China has made comprehensive commitments with only very limited exclusions (in particular, in sectors with significant overcapacity). In terms of the level of ambition, this would match the EU’s openness. Roughly half of EU FDI is in the manufacturing sector (e.g. transport and telecommunication equipment, chemicals, health equipment etc.). China has not made such far-reaching market access commitments with any other partner.
  • Automotive sector: China has agreed to remove and phase out joint venture requirements. China will commit market access for new energy vehicles.
  • Financial services: China had already started the process of gradually liberalising the financial services sector and will grant and commit to keep that opening to EU investors. Joint venture requirements and foreign equity caps have been removed for banking, trading in securities and insurance (including reinsurance), as well as asset management.
  • Health (private hospitals): China will offer new market opening by lifting joint venture requirements for private hospitals in key Chinese cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjian, Guangzhou and Shenzhen .
  • R&D (biological resources): China has not previously committed openness to foreign investment in R&D in biological resources. China has agreed not to introduce new restrictions and to give to the EU any lifting of current restrictions in this area that may happen in the future.
  • Telecommunication/Cloud services: China has agreed to lift the investment ban for cloud services. They will now be open to EU investors subject to a 50% equity cap.
  • Computer services: China has agreed to bind market access for computer services – a significant improvement from the current situation. Also, China will include a ‘technology neutrality’ clause, which would ensure that equity caps imposed for value-added telecom services will not be applied to other services such as financial, logistics, medical etc. if offered online.
  • International maritime transport: China will allow investment in the relevant land-based auxiliary activities, enabling EU companies to invest without restriction in cargo-handling, container depots and stations, maritime agencies, etc. This will allow EU companies to organise a full range of multi-modal door-to-door transport, including the domestic leg of international maritime transport.
  • Air transport-related services: While the CAI does not address traffic rights because they are subject to separate aviation agreements, China will open up in the key areas of computer reservation systems, ground handling and selling and marketing services. China has also removed its minimum capital requirement for rental and leasing of aircraft without crew, going beyond GATS.
  • Business services: China will eliminate joint venture requirements in real estate services, rental and leasing services, repair and maintenance for transport, advertising, market research, management consulting and translation services, etc.
  • Environmental services: China will remove joint venture requirements in environmental services such as sewage, noise abatement, solid waste disposal, cleaning of exhaust gases, nature and landscape protection, sanitations and other environmental services.  
  • Construction services: China will eliminate the project limitations currently reserved in their GATS commitments.
  • Employees of EU investors: Managers and specialists of EU companies will be allowed to work up to three years in Chinese subsidiaries, without restrictions such as labour market tests or quotas. Representatives of EU investors will be allowed to visit freely prior to making an investment.

Improving level playing field – making investment fairer

  • State owned enterprises (SOEs) – Chinese SOEs contribute to around 30 percent of the country’s GDP. CAI seeks to discipline the behaviour of SOEs by requiring them to act in accordance with commercial considerations and not to discriminate in their purchases and sales of goods or services. Importantly, China also undertakes the obligation to provide, upon request, specific information to allow for the assessment of whether the behaviour of a specific enterprise complies with the agreed the CAI obligations. If the problem goes unresolved, we can resort to dispute resolution under the CAI.
  • Transparency in subsidies – The CAI fills one important gap in the WTO rulebook by imposing transparency obligations on subsidies in the services sectors. Also, the CAI obliges China to engage in consultations in order to provide additional information on subsidies that could have a negative effect on the investment interests of the EU. China is also obliged to engage in consultations with a view to seek to address such negative effects.
  • Forced technology transfers – The CAI lays very clear rules against the forced transfer of technology. The provisions consist of the prohibition of several types of investment requirements that compel transfer of technology, such as requirements to transfer technology to a joint venture partner, as well as prohibitions to interfere in contractual freedom in technology licencing. These rules would also include disciplines on the protection of confidential business information collected by administrative bodies (for instance in the process of certification of a good or a service) from unauthorised disclosure. The agreed rules significantly enhance the disciplines in WTO.
  • Standard setting, authorisations, transparency – This agreement covers other long-standing EU industry requests. China will provide equal access to standard setting bodies for our companies. China will also enhance transparency, predictability and fairness in authorisations. The CAI will include transparency rules for regulatory and administrative measures to enhance legal certainty and predictability, as well as for procedural fairness and the right to judicial review, including in competition cases.

Embedding sustainable development in our investment relationship

  • In contrast to other agreements concluded by China, the CAI binds the parties into a value-based investment relationship grounded on sustainable development principles. The relevant provisions are subject to a specifically tailored implementation mechanism to address differences with a high degree of transparency and participation of civil society.
  • China commits, in the areas of labour and environment, not to lower the standards of protection in order to attract investment, not to use labour and environment standards for protectionist purposes, as well as to respect its international obligations in the relevant treaties. China will support the uptake of corporate social responsibility by its companies.
  • Importantly, the CAI also includes commitments on environment and climate, including to effectively implement the Paris Agreement on climate.
  • China also commits to working towards the ratification of the outstanding ILO (International Labour Organisation) fundamental Conventions and takes specific commitments in relation to the two ILO fundamental Conventions on forced labour that it has not ratified yet.

Monitoring of implementation and dispute settlement

  • In the CAI, China agrees to an enforcement mechanism (state-to-state dispute settlement), as in our trade agreements.
  • This will be coupled with a monitoring mechanism at pre-litigation phase established at political level, which will allow us to raise problems as they arise (including via an urgency procedure).

Learn more about the CAI:

EU-CHINA INVESTMENT AGREEMENT

EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment

EU and China reach agreement in principle on investment

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Agreement in principle 

NMPA Announce on The Implementation of the CSAR in 2021

Announcement of National Medical Products Administration on The Implementation of the Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation (2020, No. 144)

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Release time: Dec. 28th,2020

On June 29, 2020, The State Council promulgated the Cosmetic Supervision and AdministrationRegulation (hereinafter referred to as the Regulation), which will take effect from January 1st 2021. The National Medical Products Administration is organizing the formulation and revision of the supporting departments’ regulations and normative documents of the Regulation, and is reviewing and issuing them in accordance with relevant legislative procedures. In order to ensure the quality and safety of cosmetics and promote the healthy development of the cosmetics industry, the relevant matters concerning the implementation of the Regulation are announced as follows:

I.       About cosmetics registrants and filing persons

From January 1st 2021, all enterprises or other organizations that hold a special cosmetics registration certificate (approval for special-use cosmetics administrative license) or have filed for general cosmetics (non-special use cosmetics) shall be responsible for the quality, safety and efficacy claims of cosmetics in accordance with the requirements of the Regulation on cosmetics registrants and filing persons.

II.     About cosmetics registration and filing management

From January 1st 2021, the classification management of cosmetics and new cosmetic raw materials will be implemented. Before the relevant supporting regulations of registration and filing are issued and implemented, the cosmetics registrants and filing persons should submit registration and filing documents in accordance with the current regulations. The new cosmetic raw material registrants and recorders should submit registration and record data in accordance with the required information in “Guidelines for the Application and Review of New Cosmetic Raw Materials”. The cosmetics and new cosmetics raw materials filing person will complete the recordation after submitting the filing documents; the Medical Products Administration and Management Department will carry out the registration management related work in accordance with the procedures and time limits stipulated in the Regulation.

For special-use cosmetics whose registration decision is made after January 1st 2021, the product registration certificate is valid for 5 years.

III.   About the transition period management of five types of special-use cosmetics

From January 1st 2021, hair growth, hair removal, breast beauty, body fitness, and deodorant cosmetics, the five kinds of special-use cosmetics specified in the Cosmetics Hygiene Supervision Regulations will no longer be managed as special cosmetics. The National Medical Products Administration will no longer accept related registration applications of them, and the relevant special cosmetics administrative license approval documents will no longer be issued. Previously accepted administrative license applications that have not yet made an administrative license decision, according to the Regulation, if products are belong to non-special use cosmetics or not be regarded as cosmetics, The National Medical Products Administration will terminate the review process; if products are still regarded as special cosmetics, the applicant can continue to review and approve the application in accordance with the procedure after adjusting the application materials.

IV.    About soap and toothpaste management

From January 1st 2021, soaps claiming to have special function shall apply for special cosmetic registration and obtain registration certificate in accordance with the Regulation.

Before the release and implementation of the relevant regulations on the supervision and administration of toothpaste, the National Medical Products Administration Department will supervise and administer the toothpaste in accordance with the current relevant regulations.

V.      About the evaluation of efficacy claims and label management

Before the Regulation supporting cosmetic classification rules and classification catalogs, cosmetic efficacy claims evaluation standard, cosmetics label management measures, etc. are issued and implemented, cosmetics registrants and filing person do not need to publish a summary of product efficacy study, cosmetic efficacy claims evaluation and label management are implemented in accordance with current relevant regulations.

VI.    About cosmetics production license

From January 1st 2021, the previously obtained “Cosmetics Production License” will continue to be valid within the validity period. The new cosmetic production license and the alteration, renewal, and reissue of the license will be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Regulation. Before the supporting cosmetics production license management regulations are issued and implemented, the requirements for cosmetics production license materials shall be implemented in accordance with the “Cosmetic Production License Work Standard”, and a new version of the “Cosmetics Production License” will be issued. The certificate format is shown in the attachment. In areas where electronic certificates are issued and used, the format of the electronic certificate should be consistent with the new version of the paper certificate.

VII.   About the investigation and punishment of illegal acts

The cosmetic violations occur before January 1st 2021 apply to the “Regulations on Cosmetics Hygiene Supervision” , but the Regulation will be applied if the regulations are deemed not illegal or should be given a lighter punishment. The illegal act occurs after January 1st 2021 apply to thee Regulation.

It is hereby notified the above.

Attachment: Cosmetics Production License (Format)

National Medical Products Administration

Dec. 28th,2020

4 New Cosmetics Ingredients are approved to be used in China Cosmetic Products

After a month of public consulting, NMPA finally announced on Dec. 28 2021, that the following four raw materials are approved to be used as cosmetic raw materials in China.

  1. ETHYL LAUROYL ARGINATE HCL: Used as a cosmetic preservative, adding to the permitted preservatives for cosmetics in Chapter 3 of the “Cosmetics Safety Technical Specification” (2015 Edition) (Table 4)
  2. METHOXY  PEG-23  METHACRYLATE/GLYCERYL DIISOSTEARATE METHACRYLATE  COPOLYMER
  3. CALCIUM PHOSPHORYL OLIGOSACCHARIDES
  4. Steareth-200

Attachment (Chinese Version):

  1. Technical requirements for ETHYL LAUROYL ARGINATE HCL
  2. Technical requirements for METHOXY  PEG-23  METHACRYLATE/GLYCERYL DIISOSTEARATE METHACRYLATE  COPOLYMER
  3. Technical requirements for CALCIUM PHOSPHORYL OLIGOSACCHARIDES
  4. Technical requirements for Steareth-200

China Tariff adjustment plan for 2021-Further to reduce tariff and treaty tax rate

State Council released the China Tariff adjustment plan for 2021 on Dec. 23 2020.

Most favored nation tax rate and treaty tax rate from trade agreements countries will be further reduced accordingly.

Following are the keynotes and download links:

  1. Starting from January 1, 2021, 883 items of goods (excluding tariff quota goods) will be subject to temporary import tariff rates to replace the Most favored nation tax rate;
  2. Starting from January 1, 2021, the treaty tax rates for bilateral trade agreements and Asia-Pacific trade agreements between China and New Zealand, Peru, Costa Rica, Switzerland, Iceland, Australia, South Korea, Chile, Georgia, and Pakistan have been further reduced.
  3. From July 1, 2021, in accordance with the provisions of the China-Switzerland bilateral trade agreement and the Asia-Pacific trade agreement, further reduce the relevant treaty tax rate. (Annex 7)

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CND relax Hemp control, Does the opportunity for cannabis cosmetics in China has come?

Further Reading:Cannabidiol (CBD) Cosmetics in China: Regulation and Market Analysis

Hemp leaf or CBD cosmetics have become one of the most popular “emerging words” in the cosmetics industry. However, while companies and capital are eager for hemp cosmetics, Chinese consumers are barely talking about “hemp” related products and ideas since hemp is illegal in China. The huge contrast in the cannabis cosmetics market undoubtedly makes it the most unique type of cosmetics in China markets.

International cannabis control relaxation

On December 2, at the 63rd session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) held in Vienna, CND passed theWorld Health Organization (WHO) Recommendation 5.1 with 27 votes in favor, 1 abstention, and 25 votes against. It shall delete cannabis and cannabis resin from table 4 of the Single Convention on Narcotics Drugs in 1961, and list it to Table 1.

This CND resolution means that the medical effect of cannabis has been recognized from the perspective of international law. However, it is worth noting that CND also rejected the remaining 5 recommendations in the WHO’s cannabis regulation recommendation letter. This shows that although the level of control of cannabis has been lowered, it does not mean “unleash”. It still belongs to the category of strong supervision system. Holding the bottom line firmly and developing under the scope of laws and regulations is the right way for the industrial hemp industry.

▍WHO cannabis regulatory adjustment recommendation letter

With the careful relaxation of relevant policies in some regions of the world and China, the prospects for the application of industrial hemp in the future are showing promise. Since 2010, Yunnan Province in China has issued relevant local regulations to legalize the cultivation and deep processing of industrial hemp. Subsequently, Heilongjiang followed up and issued the “Heilongjiang version” of industrial hemp-related regulations. On September 16, 2020, Kunming formally introduced the “8 articles of Hemps” to support the local industrial hemp industry.

While industrial hemp CBD skincare products are constantly being “justified”, more and more consumers realize that hemp leaf extract, a deep-processed product of industrial hemp, is a high-end skincare activity ingredient. However, as of now, cannabidiol CBD ingredients are not allowed to be used in China yet. Only limited hemp leaf extract cosmetics ingredients can be used in China cosmetics. The “ Inventory of Existing Cosmetic Ingredients in China (IECIC 2015) ” was released by the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) clearly includes the following Cannabis ingredients.

Chinese Name INCI/English Name
大麻(CANNABIS SATIVA)仁果 CANNABIS SATIVA FRUIT
大麻(CANNABIS SATIVA)叶提取物 CANNABIS SATIVA LEAF EXTRACT
大麻(CANNABIS SATIVA)籽油 CANNABIS SATIVA SEED OIL

Domestic Professional Science Support

In fact, in the field of industrial hemp cosmetics CBD application research and the transformation of research results, there are also China domestic teams focused on this. As the earliest professional scientific research team of domestic cannabis cosmetics, from Guangzhou Zunyi Cosmetics Co., Ltd. has been involved in the research of cannabis cosmetics for more than three years, in order to help the public understand cannabis cosmetics comprehensively and dialectically, Guangzhou Zunyi has been unremittingly sharing the scientific concept of industrial hemp to the public. It already published articles such as:

  1. “The status quo of industrial hemp regulations and its development and application in cosmetics”
  2. “Epikutis Model Alternative Method Studying the Anti-inflammatory and Repairing Effects of Hemp Leaf Extract”
  3. “Preliminary Study on the Current Status and Development of the Hemp Cosmetics Market in ingredients concern consumers in China”

The Markets

Under the infection of the global virus pandemic, the skin sensitivity problem of “mask face” is attracting public attention. According to the data, 83% of consumers wear masks for too long and cause a series of skin problems. At the same time, “sensitive skin” has also become the focus of discussion among female consumers. According to the “Consensus of Experts on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Sensitive Skin in China”, the incidence of sensitive skin in Chinese women is about 36%. According to iResearch, over 60% of users of sensitive skin after paying attention to their own skin problems, they will insist on using anti-allergic skin care products during the cycle.

Wearing a mask for a long time, especially a mask with good sealing performance, will easily cause pressure on the facial skin, forming indentation, purpura, and even friction blisters. Besides, the local humid and hot environment under the mask can cause acne, allergies, enlarged pores, and facial skin. Skin problems such as uneven color patches are prominent, and people with sensitive skin even experience varying degrees of skin discomfort. This has become the most urgent problem that deeply plagues consumers.

As many studies and evidence shows Hemp CBD cosmetics can indeed solve the above problems through unique soothing and repairing, acne-removing, and anti-inflammatory effects, and become a “savior” for “mask face” and sensitive skin.

On the other hand, more and more major cosmetics brands in China are rapidly deploying functional skincare products, and many niche brands and cutting-edge brands are also opening up the market with functional skincare as their entry point. Numerous signs indicate that functional skincare is becoming another focus of the cosmetics market.

According to industry insiders, the output value of China’s hemp cosmetics will be about 1 billion RMB in 2020. With the continuous deepening of domestic hemp cosmetics science education and the rapid growth of the industry, professional consulting agencies estimate that the annual output value of domestic hemp cosmetics will reach 1.2 billion, 2 billion, and 3.5 billion RMB respectively in 2021-2023.

4 More New Cosmetics Ingredients soon can be used in China Cosmetic Products

NMPA announced on Dec. 02, 2021, according to the “Regulations on Cosmetics Hygiene Supervision” and other relevant regulations, after the evaluation of the cosmetics review expert committee,

ETHYL LAUROYL ARGINATE HCL,

METHOXY  PEG-23  METHACRYLATE/GLYCERYL DIISOSTEARATE METHACRYLATE  COPOLYMER

CALCIUM PHOSPHORYL OLIGOSACCHARIDES

Steareth-200

in total 4 raw materials meet the technical review requirements for new cosmetic raw materials, and it is planned to approve their use as cosmetic raw materials.


We now solicit opinions from the public. Please send your feedback to [email protected] before December 10, 2020.

Attachment:

  1. Technical requirements for ETHYL LAUROYL ARGINATE HCL
  2. Technical requirements for METHOXY  PEG-23  METHACRYLATE/GLYCERYL DIISOSTEARATE METHACRYLATE  COPOLYMER
  3. Technical requirements for CALCIUM PHOSPHORYL OLIGOSACCHARIDES
  4. Technical requirements for Steareth-200