CRAC-HCF 2021： Embracing China\’s Pharma Market With Regulatory Compliance and Industry Insights

China\’s Drug Regulation and Pharmaceutical Market Conference, a sub-event of CRAC-HCF 2021 (Chemical Regulatory Annual Conference and Asian Helsinki Chemicals Forum), concluded on Nov. 12.Five experts from drug regulation authorities, pharmaceutical companies, and consulting firms decoded drug regulations and analyzed industry dynamics for international pharma companies to develop businesses in the Chinese market. CRAC-HCF 2021 Virtual Session China\’s Pharmaceutical Regulation and Market Overview Watch the Recording Topic Speaker Interpretation of Chinese Pharmacopoeia 2020 Edition Ms. Qiaofeng Tao, Vice President of Zhejiang Institute for Food and Drug Control China Market Entry Strategy for Overseas Pharmaceuticals Mr. Feng Zhou, Haisco Pharmaceutical Group Decoding China\’s Good Pharmacovigilance Practices Mr. Daniel Yu, Deputy PV Director of Zhejiang Taimei Medical Technology Co., Ltd Interpretation of China\’s Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH) System Ms. Manlu Xia, Industry Expert Focused Areas and Targets of Innovative Drug Research in China Mr. Liang Hong, General Manager of Ruiou BaiPharm Service Co., Ltd. Notes:…

Nov. 17th, 2021

Ensuring Compliance for the Food

Background This webinar will be conducted in English. Compliance generates a huge volume of data, often spread across different departments or even suppliers. Food and beverage businesses need to consolidate this data in one space to enable continuity, save time, reduce errors and work duplication and ultimately stay compliant. Join Centric Software’s digital event on December 14th with Graham Jones and Adam Lowe, PLM experts for Food

Nov. 17th, 2021

Understanding Food Labeling Requirements in Taiwan Area

Background Labeling is an evitable compliance issue for selling prepackaged foods to overseas countries and areas. When exporting food products to Taiwan, the product label must follow food regulations and rules in Taiwan. What are the labeling requirements in this area? What language should be used in labeling? What are the mandatory labeling items and prohibited claims? In this webinar, ChemLinked will give an overall introduction to food labeling framework in Taiwan and detail specific labeling requirements for prepackaged foods. Contents 1. Food Labeling Regulatory Framework 2. Food Labeling Requirements General requirements for prepackaged foods Specific requirements (involving GMOs, misleading claims, etc.) 3. Latest Labeling Requirement Updates Schedule Date Time (GMT 8) World Clock Language 2021-12-14 16:00 ~ 17:00 UK: 08:00-09:00 English Speakers Lennie Tao ChemLinked Regulatory Analyst Lennie Tao is a food regulatory affairs news editor working at ChemLinked. She graduated from Sichuan International Studies University with a master\’s degree. Lennie has…

Nov. 05th, 2021

Australia Focus: Decoding AICIS Regulations for Cosmetics

Background On July 1, 2020, the Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme (AICIS), established by Industrial Chemicals Act 2019, officially replaced the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS) as the new national regulator for the importation and manufacture of industrial chemicals in Australia. The new regulatory scheme also regulates the industrial chemicals for cosmetic use and supports cosmetic manufacturers with easy import of new low-risk chemicals to the Australian market. Under the AICIS, any importers and manufacturers intending to introduce industrial chemicals to Australia, must ensure that they register their business with AICIS, and must ensure that each chemical introduction or manufacture is categorized into these five introduction categories (listed, exempted, reported, assessed and commercial evaluation) before placing into Australian territory. Importers and manufacturers must also submit annual declarations and reports to keep records and provide details to AICIS whenever necessary. To help international enterprises better cope with Australia’s AICIS regulations and cosmetic compliance requirements,…

Nov. 05th, 2021

Compliance Key Points of Exporting Beverage to China

Background As one of the most significant sectors of China\’s economy, the food and beverage manufacturing industry has grown steadily for decades driven by the growth of population and income, which leads China to remain the largest beverage producer, consumer and importer. Attracted by the overwhelming demand and opportunities, worldwide beverage manufacturers are jostling to enter the Chinese market. However, there are still challenges beneath the booming market. Even a small mistake may fail the market access. In this webinar, the speaker will first give an overview of China’s beverage market and share the latest market trends. Then he will help you navigate the access requirements by four points. At the end of the webinar, a summary and suggestions will be provided for stakeholders. Contents Beverage market opportunities in China Booming market size The growing trend Point 1: Figure out your product classification Introduction to China food classification system Steps…

Oct. 27th, 2021

CSAR Series: Introduction of China\’s First Children Cosmetics Regulation

Background In China, compared with adult cosmetics, children cosmetics occupy a small share of the market. But spurred by the consumption upgrade and the introduction of the two-child and three-child policy, China’s children cosmetics market has grown rapidly in recent years and is expected to continue in the future. Mintel estimates that China’s infant care products (aged from zero to three years) market will grow from 7 billion yuan in 2016 to 17.6 billion yuan in 2021. However, the fast-growing market also brings more irregularities, such as the illegal addition of prohibited ingredients, unlicensed production, etc. Aimed at this condition, China NMPA ramped up the supervision on children cosmetics, and promulgated the Supervision and Administration Provisions on Children Cosmetics on Oct. 8, 2021, which is China’s first regulation specifically for children cosmetics and will come into force on Jan. 1, 2022. The Provisions imposes the most stringent regulatory requirements on children cosmetics, such…

Oct. 21st, 2021

General Food with Function Claims in South Korea

Background According to MFDS, the health food market is boosting in South Korea. From 2015 to 2019, the market volume has been raised from less than 2 billion dollars to more than 3 billion dollars, with an average growth rate of 13.7%. The aging population also accelerates the growth of the health market. During Covid-19, the demand amongst Korean consumers for health functional foods blew up in popularity. As per Statista\’s report, the sales of health functional products skyrocketed by 579% from January 27 to February 11, 2020. The sales of vitamin products grew by over 2,000% compared to the previous year. However, developing a health functional food is labor-intensive and time-consuming in South Korea. It might cost up to 10 billion (about 850 thousand dollars) and as long as seven years, which holds back most food enterprises from entering the health food industry in South Korea. To promote the…

Oct. 20th, 2021

Southeast Asia Focus: How to Export Cosmetics to Vietnam

Background The rise of Vietnam’s demand for skincare and beauty products highlights their strong position as a highly attractive destination for cosmetic businesses. Revenue in the Vietnam beauty and personal care market amounts to 2.3 billion USD in 2021, and the market is expected to grow annually by 6% (CAGR 2021-2025). International brands (e.g., from South Korea, Europe, Japan, Thailand, US) account for 90% of the cosmetics market in Vietnam. They have a natural advantage in the market as high-quality imported cosmetics designed for young consumers are among the most in-demand products in Vietnam. On top of that, the government of Vietnam has made considerable efforts to sign trade agreements with many countries, through which taxes on imported cosmetics are to be reduced to between 0%-5% in hopes of fostering accelerated growth in the sector. International brands dominate among local consumers, which emphasizes the exceptional opportunities for international cosmetics companies in this rapidly…

Oct. 08th, 2021

Market Access of Food Contact Plastics and Paper in China

Background Plastics and paper have always been the most widely used materials in the field of food packaging. As China gradually pushes forward the revision of GB standards on food contact materials, the revision particularly on food contact paper and plastics has drawn widespread attention. Up to now, the draft for comments of food contact paper and paperboard has been issued in 2020 and the draft for comments of food contact plastics is about to release in the following months. On this occasion, our speaker will share with you the revision progress of standards on food contact plastics and paper as well as the specific compliance procedure including compliance testing, Declaration of Compliance and new food contact substance application for FCM supply chains, hoping to help foreign manufacturers of food contact plastics and paper as well as their raw materials to fully comply with China FCM regulations and circulate in…

Sep. 23rd, 2021

Hazardous Chemicals Business License: Key Compliance Strategies and Case Sharing

Background In recent years, the management requirements for hazardous chemicals have become more and more stringent. In addition to paying attention to the entire process and informatization of hazardous chemicals, the management department focuses on the supervision of hazardous chemicals qualification licenses, especially the issuance of hazardous chemicals business licenses. However, in the actual handling process, territorial management has led to differences in handling requirements in different regions. In addition, the actual situation of the company is different, and companies have many doubts about whether the product needs to be registered and how to apply for the certificate. Therefore, REACH24H organized this seminar to help companies solve these puzzles and help companies obtain business licenses in compliance. Contents Regulations and latest policies sharing Experience sharing Common case study sharing Schedule Date Time (GMT 8) World Clock Language 2021-10-21 09:00 ~ 10:00 Beijing: 10:00-11:00 Chinese 2021-10-21 21:00 ~ 22:00 London: 14:00-15:00…

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