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The presentation aimed to alert China’s industry of potential EU regulatory restrictions on such ingredients - a critical update, given that China’s Cosmetic Safety Technical Standard takes reference from EU Cosmetic Products Regulation. This underscores the importance for the industry to understand the relevant background and advocate for key stakeholders to consider both scientific evidence and consumer exposure data when deliberations on restricting or prohibiting CMR ingredients in China arise.

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Published 26/08/2025 • Updated on 01/09/2025

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