Uncovering the Popular Cosmetic Ingredients and Trends in China

According to Frost & Sullivan, the market size of functional skincare products in China grew by 33.6% to reach RMB 56.7 billion in 2021. The market is expected to maintain a growth rate of over 30% and reach RMB 175.7 billion in 2025. This rapid growth can be attributed to the increasing notice of Chinese consumers on cosmetic ingredients and their functions. In recent years, many Chinese consumers have been prioritizing the ingredients and functions of cosmetic products over brand names. They tend to investigate and compare the ingredients and functions of different products and purchase the cost-effective ones fitting their needs. With consumers’ higher requirements for products and their functions, cosmetic enterprises have been expanding the R&D of raw materials and hoping to forge competitive products. Given the importance of cosmetic ingredients to both consumers and enterprises, ChemLinked has selected some popular raw materials and conducted a brief market…

Jun. 05th, 2023

Key Changes in China\’s Revised Draft of Measures on Pesticide Registration Management

On May 12, 2023, the Institute for the Control of Agrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture of China (ICAMA) published the draft Measures on the Management of Pesticide Registration (hereinafter referred to as the draft Measures) for public hearing. (see the news) The draft Measures have the potential to impact the pesticide industry in the future significantly. In recognition of this, we are hosting this webinar to extract and highlight the key changes within the draft and to provide insights into the developing trend of China\’s pesticide registration management. We aim to provide valuable suggestions and guidance to enterprises who are looking to enter the Chinese Market. By attending this webinar, you will gain a deeper understanding of the potential impact of the draft Measures and the steps you can take to navigate this rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Relevant Link: China Pesticide Registration EU Plant Protection Products Regulation (EU PPP) U.S. EPA Pesticide…

Jun. 01st, 2023

Organic Food in Asia: Regulatory Insights from China, South Korea, and Japan

The organic food market in Asia has seen rapid growth in recent years, driven by rising health awareness, concerns about food safety and environmental sustainability. The three great Asian economies – China, South Korea, and Japan – have each developed their own regulatory frameworks to govern organic food production and certification. An understanding of the regulatory landscape in these key Asian markets is important for companies looking to tap into the region\’s large and growing organic market. In this webinar, ChemLinked will help participants have a comprehensive understanding of the organic food landscape and help stakeholders navigate the complex regulatory environments when expanding their businesses in the three countries. Relevant Links: China Infant Formula China Health Food China Food for Special Medical Purpose China New Food Additive Content China 1. Market overview of organic food 2. Regulatory compliance of organic food 3. Organic food certification 4. Import procedures of organic food…

May. 30th, 2023

Vietnam\’s Imported HEALTH SUPPLEMENTS Market and Compliance Requirements

In recent years, the health supplements market in Vietnam has experienced significant growth. According to a report by Euromonitor International, the retail value of the health supplements market in Vietnam reached approximately $1.4 billion in 2020. With a population of nearly 100 million and about 80% of the population consuming functional foods, VN is a promising market for foreign businesses to explore. However, entering the market requires compliance with strict regulations set by the Ministry of Health and the Vietnam Food Administration. These regulations cover product registration, labeling, ingredient restrictions, and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices. Understanding and meeting these requirements is crucial for businesses seeking to tap into Vietnam\’s health supplements market and gain the trust of Vietnamese consumers. In this webinar, the speaker will overview the market and Compliance Requirements for health supplements in Vietnam. Relevant Link: China Health Food Content 1. Introduction of health supplements 1.1 What…

May. 30th, 2023

Understanding China’s Latest Cosmetic Regulations: Key Changes and Analysis of Non-compliance Cases

China\’s updated Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation (CSAR) in 2021 has brought significant changes in the cosmetic industry. Stricter requirements have been implemented, such as product safety assessment, efficacy evaluation, adverse reaction monitoring, and ingredient safety information submission. Additionally, new requirements for cosmetic label management, online sales, and sample retention have been introduced. It is imperative for businesses to stay informed and comply with these regulations to ensure the safety and efficacy of their products. With two and a half years of implementation, what is the current situation of cosmetic supervision under the CSAR framework? What are the key requirements affecting businesses in the subsidiary regulations? What are the common reasons for non-compliance of enterprises? To address these questions, ChemLinked organized this webinar that provides a detailed account of the current supervision situation, the key regulatory requirements and changes under the CSAR regulatory framework, and an analysis of non-compliance cases. Join us to stay informed and compliant with…

May. 30th, 2023

China Requires Electronic Submission of Drug Registration Docs from Jan 2023

On Jan. 1, 2023, China National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) started to require that all documents for drug registration applications, as well as supplemental documents sent during the review, shall be submitted electronically in compact disks with no paper.1 Before this, only some documents, e.g., the application form, were required to be submitted in compact disks while other documents were required in paper. Now all documents should be stored in compact disks. The application documents should be organized in the following structure2: Application Type Folder Documents Clinical trial application and marketing authorization application for chemical drug and biological product Application info Application form, self-review form, commitment letter, etc. Module 1 (M1) Administrative documents and drug info M1: Administrative documents and drug info M2 CTD summary M2: CTD summary M3 Quality M3: Quality M4 Non-clinical research report M4: Non-clinical research report M5 Clinical research report M5: Clinical research report Clinical trial…

May. 29th, 2023

China CDE Q&A: Electronic Drug Application and DMF Filing

On Mar. 3, 2023, China Center for Drug Evaluation (CDE) released six Q&As on drug master file (DMF) filing (Q&A No. 1-2) and drug application’s electronic submission (Q&A No. 3-6). ChemLinked BaiPharm Team translated the Q&As into English. In case of any discrepancies between the English translation and the original Chinese text, the original shall prevail. Related: – China Requires Electronic Submission of All Drug Registration Application Documents from Jan. 1, 2023 – China CDE Q&A on Drug Application\’s Electronic Submission and More – China DMF Filing for APIs, Pharmaceutical Excipients & Packaging Materials Q1: When an approved API is changed and the change has already been notified, if the change involves the publicized DMF information on CDE’s website, how should the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) DMF filer change the corresponding publicized information? A1: According to Article 19 of the Administrative Measures for Post-approval Changes of Drugs (Interim), to change an approved API, the API DMF filer shall determine…

May. 29th, 2023

New Inspection Mode of Imported Hazardous Chemicals in China

To standardize the operational requirements for the inspection and prevent false declaration and concealment, the  General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) decided to reform inspection and pilot in Shanghai first. Shanghai Customs initialized this new inspection mode – \”Document Review + Port Inspection or Destination Inspection\” for imported hazardous substances on December 1 of 2022, and Guangzhou Customs piloted it subsequently from January 16 of 2023. Given the pilot experience and promising achievement, the GACC decided to roll out this new inspection mode nationwide. By GACC Announcement No. 29 of 2023 issued on April 7, 2023, the GACC announced to roll out new inspection mode nationwide from April 13, 2023. The customs will determine the operation locations and proportions to carry out inspections according to their properties and packaging types. To help enterprises gain a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of the latest compliance requirements for the import declaration…

May. 23rd, 2023

Decoding Japan’s Cosmetics Labeling Regulation

In Japan, erroneous cosmetic label content and omission of cosmetic labeling items have long been essential factors for products that failed to enter the Japanese market, bringing considerable losses to related companies. Regarding the labeling of cosmetics (including quasi-drugs), there are many regulations and voluntary industry standards in Japan. Among them, the Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Law, as the primary law, stipulates the main labeling requirements for cosmetics and quasi-drugs, especially the \”All Ingredient Label\”. The \”All Ingredient Label\” requirements are specific to ingredient names, order of arrangement, incidental ingredients, impurities, and mixed raw materials, etc., In addition, cosmetic labels also need to pay attention to the matters required by the Containers and Packaging Recycling Law and the Fair Competition Code. This webinar will introduce the current labeling regulations, supervision, mandatory labeling requirements, label considerations, and give some insightful regulatory compliance recommendations, helping stakeholders better understand Japanese cosmetics labeling regulation. Content 1. Overview of Cosmetics…

May. 17th, 2023

How to Leverage WeChat to Accelerate B2B Business Growth in China?

WeChat is a well-known app in China, but not many know how powerful this app can be in finding new leads and boost the sales of products and services in China. In 45 minutes Thijs van der Toom, Managing Director of NextportChina, will share all the ins and outs about the WeChat platform that are important for B2B companies. He will provide in-depth insights on what is needed to successfully build and promote branding in China on WeChat and with lively cases, will show how WeChat can help finding new customers and partners. In addition, Thijs will show how to leverage powerful external tools for customer service operation and customer relationship management to maximize the success on WeChat. At the end of this webinar you will either know what it takes to successfully develop your own online presence on WeChat or learn new things to bring your existing WeChat Official…

May. 17th, 2023
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