CRAC-HCF 2021 Virtual Week——Asian Helsinki Chemicals Forum (HCF)

Abstract With the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability launched by the European Commission in 2020, its version of a green chemicals policy for the future finds multiple actions now under preparation. Which regulatory tools has the EU chosen to protect citizens, workers and the environment better from the effects of harmful chemicals while stimulating innovation across the industry? Will it become more difficult to export chemicals to Europe when the new rules will be in place?Will these rules comply with WTO standards? Does Europe expect other parts of the world to follow their ambition? What will be the role of the new chemicals strategy under “the EU Green Deal” and is the European chemicals industry expected to contribute much more to climate neutrality than its participation in the emission trading system and how will that be achieved? How do other world regions like Asia plan to achieve a high standard on…

Aug. 27th, 2021

CRAC-HCF 2021 Virtual Week——Asian Helsinki Chemicals Forum (HCF)

Background In 2020, REACH24H Consulting Group and Helsinki Chemicals Forum took the lead, offering a free-to all special CRAC-HCF 2020 Virtual Forum to promote an open dialogue and cooperation, welcoming over 9,000 participants from all over the world. In 2021, CRAC

Aug. 27th, 2021

Things to Know Before Exporting Health Supplements

Background China launched \”dual-track\” system (registration/filing) on the supervision of health food in late 2016. Since then, China has constantly improving the regulatory environment by a series of adjustments and revisions. Since late 2020, China has updated multiple significant regulations for health food, which will make a great impact on the registration/filing performance of products. Understanding the Chinese regulations provides a vital foundation for stakeholders to seize the vast market. In this webinar, the speaker will first interpret the latest regulatory changes and trends regarding health products, analyze the status quo of registration/filing and shed light on how to finish the registration/filing and the challenges for imported products. At the end of the webinar, the speaker will assess the feasibility of launching imported products in the Chinese market via case study! Thus, for anyone who intends to export health supplements

Aug. 24th, 2021

Malaysia Cosmetic Regulatory Compliance and Importation Requirements

Background According to Statista, revenues in the Malaysian beauty and personal care market have reached 2.5 billion USD in 2021 and are expected to grow annually by 4% until 2025. Due to the relatively low import tariffs on cosmetics, the simple notification procedures, and per capita national income of 10,000 USD, many international cosmetics companies are planning to enter Malaysia. Malaysia is one of the countries with the highest economic growth rate in ASEAN. The per capita national income has reached 11,193 USD, which means a group of potential affluent consumers. The construction new shopping malls in the capital city also provides direct access to affluent consumers for global brands. Mid-price functional skincare, best-in-class pharmaceutical grade skin care, efficacious and safe skin care, and hair care products that are backed by clinical data will likely to get good sales in Malaysia. If stakeholders can grasp the requirements of Malaysian cosmetics notification regulations,…

Aug. 23rd, 2021

Southeast Asia Focus: How to Export Cosmetics to Indonesia

Background Indonesia, with a population of 270 million, is the largest market in Southeast Asia, as well as in the field of beauty. Due to the vast consumer base and their increasing income levels, the Indonesian beauty and personal care market has reached 7 billion USD and is still in rapid expansion. Local low-end brands can hardly meet the demands for beauty products from the middle class. Meanwhile, the popularity of social media also enables young consumers to quickly discover new brands and give their products a try. Currently there is no dominant brand in the Indonesian market, presenting more business opportunities for brands that want to enter Indonesia. But the huge market potential coexists with complex compliance requirements. Indonesia FDA (BPOM) requires cosmetics to be approved for registration, and a certificate SKI Post Border is mandatory for exporting cosmetics to Indonesia. To navigate stakeholders through the legal framework, requirements, and restrictions of exporting…

Aug. 20th, 2021

Background Measures for the Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances (MEE Order No.12) was implemented on January 1, 2021. It aims to standardize the registration of environmental management of new chemical substances, effectively evaluate and manage possible risks new chemicals might bring to environment in China, so as to protect the ecology, environment and public health. MEE Order No. 12 is the replacement of the former MEP Order No.7. It released the industry’s burden from regulatory compliance to a great extent. At the same time, this regulation places more attention to supervision to encourage industries to comply to the regulation more actively, which is also in line with China’s current emphasis on regulation. Ever since MEE Order No.12’s implementation, REACH24H has provided technical support to industries and summarized useful skills and tips in practice, based on which we have prepared this webinar series. The webinar series consists of three…

Aug. 19th, 2021

MEE Order No. 12 Webinar Series- Webinar II：Post-registration Obligations, Official Supervision and Analysis of IECSC

Background Measures for the Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances (MEE Order No.12) was implemented on January 1, 2021. It aims to standardize the registration of environmental management of new chemical substances, effectively evaluate and manage possible risks new chemicals might bring to environment in China, so as to protect the ecology, environment and public health. MEE Order No. 12 is the replacement of the former MEP Order No.7. It released the industry’s burden from regulatory compliance to a great extent. At the same time, this regulation places more attention to supervision to encourage industries to comply to the regulation more actively, which is also in line with China’s current emphasis on regulation. Ever since MEE Order No.12’s implementation, REACH24H has provided technical support to industries and summarized useful skills and tips in practice, based on which we have prepared this webinar series. The webinar series consists of three…

Aug. 19th, 2021

MEE Order No. 12 Webinar Series- Technical Analysis and Practices- Webinar I: Introduction and Practical Experience Sharing of Record Registration and its Registration System

Background Measures for the Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances (MEE Order No.12) was implemented on January 1, 2021. It aims to standardize the registration of environmental management of new chemical substances, effectively evaluate and manage possible risks new chemicals might bring to environment in China, so as to protect the ecology, environment and public health. MEE Order No. 12 is the replacement of the former MEP Order No.7. It released the industry\’s burden from regulatory compliance to a great extent. At the same time, this regulation places more attention to supervision to encourage industries to comply to the regulation more actively, which is also in line with China\’s current emphasis on regulation. Ever since MEE Order No.12’s implementation, REACH24H has provided technical support to industries and summarized useful skills and tips in practice, based on which we have prepared this webinar series. The webinar series consists of three…

Aug. 18th, 2021

Chinese F

Background With the advance of global industrialization, chemical safety management now is attracting attention from a growing number of countries. Many Asia-Pacific regions have been developing their REACH-like regulations to manage industrial chemicals. Some of the regulations are relatively mature and the legislations are being optimized continuously, whilst some are still at the early stage to set up their chemical management system. This webinar aims to share the current situation and recent updates of chemical regulations specifically in Thailand, Philippines, Australia, and Japan, and to provide suggestions on the pre-market and post-market obligations for enterprises. Contents Background Current Status Future Trends Compliance Suggestions Schedule Date Time (GMT 8) World Clock Language 2020-04-14 10:00 ~ 11:00 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM US Central Time 4:00 AM – 5:00 AM Brussels/Paris Chinese 21:30 ~ 22:30 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM US Central Time 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Brussels/Paris English Contents Part…

Aug. 18th, 2021

How to Comply with Regulation on the Administration of Precursor Chemicals？

Background In May 2021, the State Council of China issued Guoban Han [2021] No. 58, in which six new substances were notified to be included in the list of precursor chemicals. For companies involved in precursor chemicals, access compliance response is the company\’s most basic compliance requirements. However, due to differences in types, links, upstream and downstream locations, regional differences, multi-sectoral management and control, and mixtures, companies are facing challenges in compliance management of precursor drugs. In view of this, Ruiou Technology will share two levels of regulations and practical operations to help companies respond to the entry and compliance of precursor chemicals. Contents Precursor drug laws and regulations Introduction of precursor types Precursor drug entry compliance in all links: import and export, operation, purchase, etc Precursor case sharing Schedule Date Time (GMT 8) World Clock Language 2021-09-16 21:30 ~ 22:00 UK: 14:30-15:00 English Speakers Sam Sun Regulatory Affairs Consultant…

Aug. 12th, 2021
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