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How to establish your cosmetic brand in Chile?
Chileans have an annual beauty budget of $335. This amount makes them one of the biggest cosmetic consumers in South America. More than 50% of them regularly buy high-end brands: 18% of products sold are premium, the highest rate in Latin America. The Chilean beauty market is worth $2.8 billion. Analysts forecast 5% growth in mass-market segments and 15% in prestige by 2025. Trends Like everywhere, Chileans are concerned about the state of the planet and are sensitive to formulas.
Perfumes & Cosmetics Congress 2021: FEBEA's Q&A - Claims / Borderline products / Made in chapter
They answered questions from delegates • Françoise Audebert, Scientific and Regulatory Advisor • Catherine Bramaud, Scientific and Regulatory Advisor • Laure Menanteau, Scientific and Regulatory Advisor • Carlota Vicente, Environmental Affairs Officer • Xavier Gueant, Director of Legal Affairs • Valérie Colin, Director of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Claims Question Is the claim “Ammonia-free” acceptable for hair dye products?
Asbestos: US FDA issues scientific opinions on testing methods for cosmetics containing talc
On January 13th, 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a white paper developed by the Interagency Working Group on Asbestos in Consumer Products (IWGACP) that contains scientific opinions for the testing of talc-containing cosmetics and talc intended for use in cosmetics for the possible presence of asbestos, a known human carcinogen with well-documented health risks.
The EU Chemical Strategy and its impact on cosmetics (2/2)
Following Sammy Drissi Amraou’s presentation at the Cosmetic Valley’s Perfumes & Cosmetics Congress held on December 1st and 2nd, 2021, Meglena Mihova, from the consultancy EPPA, came back to the impacts of the European Green Deal on the cosmetics sector, but focusing very concretely on its most sensitive aspects… and the elements of language useful to the industry in view of the next public consultations… “From now on, Regulation 1223/2009 is no longer the centre of the regulatory universe...
The new info-sorting signage
Provided for in Article 17 of the French AGEC law (law on Anti-Waste and Circular Economy), the new info-sorting sign has just been unveiled. Just validated by the public authorities, it is intended to combine regulatory compliance, efficiency and simplicity. It will have to appear on all household packaging and graphic paper from 1 January 2022 and by 9 March 2023 at the latest.
The new info-sorting signage
Monday, October 18, 2021France Provided for in Article 17 of the French AGEC law (law on Anti-Waste and Circular Economy), the new info-sorting sign has just been unveiled. Just validated by the public authorities, it is intended to combine regulatory compliance, efficiency and simplicity. It will have to appear on all household packaging and graphic paper from 1 January 2022 and by 9 March 2023 at the latest.
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