Regulatory Watch Cosmetic products – Europe and France

Regulatory Watch
Cosmetic products – Europe and France
Newsletter No.2015-01
KEY INFORMATION – January 2015
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON CONSUMER SAFETY (SCCS)
- New opinion: Memorandum on Endocrine Disruptors (December 2014)
- Opinion open for comments: Vetiveryl acetate (fragrance ingredient)
- Requests for an opinion: COLIPA S79 [nano], methylisothiazolinone in rinse-off and leave-on hair
products, dichloromethane
EUROPEAN CHEMICAL AGENCY (ECHA)
- 2014 CMR Report published
- Current restrictions intentions: octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4), decamethylcyclopentasiloxane
(D5) in wash-off personal care products
ANSÉS
- Avis 2014-0002 relatif aux usages cosmétiques des sels de persulfate
ANSM
- Liste des monographies françaises en vigueur (02/01/2015)
A.S.C. Groupe
Les Chevrières - 208 chemin du Casson - F-71570 Chaintré - France
Courriel : [email protected]
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (OJEU)
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OJEU - PREPARATORY ACTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
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EUROPEAN REGULATIONS CONSOLIDATED VERSIONS
CHEMICALS
Regulation (EC) No.1272/2008 of 16/12/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and
mixtures, amending and repealing Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC, and amending Regulation (EC)
No.1907/2006
Last consolidated version: 01/12/2013 (now available in almost all European languages)
JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE (JORF)
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EUROPEAN UNION
NEWS
European Commission publishes TTIP legal texts as part of transparency initiative
The European Commission published on 07/01/2015 a raft of texts setting out EU proposals for legal text in
the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) it is negotiating with the US. This is the first time
the Commission has made public such proposals in bilateral trade talks and reflects its commitment to
greater transparency in the negotiations.
The 12 position papers already published cover financial services, public procurement, regulatory
coherence, technical barriers to trade, food safety and animal and plant health, chemicals, cosmetics,
pharmaceuticals, textiles, vehicles, sustainable development, and energy and raw materials.
Also consult associated articles:
- "We pushed for it": Trade Committee Chair Lange welcomes publication of TTIP texts
- Trade committee debate on new recommendations for TTIP talks
- MEPs to discuss investor protection and regulatory aspects of TTIP
- TTIP: spotlight on the sensitive issues at EP public hearing
EUROPEAN COMMISSION – DG RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION – DG INTERNAL MARKET, INDUSTRY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND
SMES
NEWS
DG Enterprise and Industry becomes DG Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
Consult the new dedicated website with specific sections dedicated to Chemicals (REACh, CLP, GLP, etc.)
and Cosmetics.
EUROPEAN COMMISSION – DG HEALTH AND CONSUMERS
NEWS
Scientists examine the potential – and the risks – of Synthetic Biology
Synthetic biology (SynBio) has already delivered important products to the market such as yeast-synthesized
artemisinin and biodegradable plastics produced from sugars. There is a potential for substantial
contributions to medicine, materials, chemistry, food, nutrition, energy, sustainability, waste treatment, and
safety. Yet, like for many new and emerging technologies, there is controversy leading to fierce debates on
SynBio’s potential for societal benefit, or risks.
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON CONSUMER SAFETY (SCCS)
Opinions
- SCCS/1544/14: Memorandum on Endocrine Disruptors (December 2014)
Opinions open for comments
- SCCS/1541/14: Vetiveryl acetate (fragrance ingredient)
Deadline for comments: 19/02/2015
Request for scientific opinions
Nanomaterial in cosmetic ingredients
- 2,2'-methylene-bis-(6(2H-benotriazol-2-yl)-4-(1,1,3,3-tetramethylbutyl)phenol) (COLIPA S79). Submission
III
Preservatives
- Methylisothiazolinone (MI) (P94) - in rinse-off and leave-on hair products
Other cosmetic ingredients
- Dichloromethane (CAS No.75-09-2). Submission IV
Minutes of the 8th Plenary meeting - 16/12/2014, Luxembourg
6. New mandates
- Cosmetic ingredients: dichloromethane, methylisothiazolinone
- Hair dyes: hair dye 2,5,6-Triamino-4-pyrimidinol sulfate, Basic Brown 124
- Nanomaterial in cosmetic ingredients: UV-filter:2,2'-methhylene-bis-[6(2H-benotriazol-2-yl)-4-(l,l,3,3tetramethylbutyl)phenol] - COLIPA S79
7. Draft opinions on
- Joint opinion SCCS/SCENIHR/SCHER: Synbio – opinion II
- Cosmetic Ingredients: addendum to opinion on preservative ethyl lauroyl arginate HCl – P95, SCCS
memorandum on endocrine disruptors, Cyclopentasiloxane (D5)
- Hair Dyes/Fragrances: fragrance 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl)propionaldehyde – BMHCA, fragrance vetiveryl
acetate, Basic Blue 124
- Methodology: revision of the SCCS Notes of Guidance
8. Comments on opinions
- Cosmetic ingredients: PHMB, formaldehyde in nail hardeners, hydrolysed wheat protein
- Nanomaterial in cosmetic ingredients: clarification request from Member States on the meaning of the term
"sprayable applications/products” for the nano forms of carbon Black, TiO2 and ZnO
Minutes of Working Group Meeting on nanomaterials in cosmetic products – 16/01/2015, Luxembourg
4. Silica
5. Hydroxyapatite
6. S79 UV filter - MBBT
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Minutes of Working Group Meeting on cosmetic ingredients – 20/01/2015, Luxembourg
6. Draft opinions on
- methylisothiazolinone (P94)
- alpha, beta, and deoxy-arbutins
- cyclopentasiloxane – D5
- cetylpyridinium Cl submission II – P97
- o-phenylphenol - OPP
7. Comments on opinions received
EUROPEAN COMMISSION – JOINT RESEARCH CENTER – INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND
CONSUMER PROTECTION (JRC-IHCP)
NEWS
Horizon 2020 Call on new approaches to improve predictive human safety testing
Presentation of the role of the JRC in relation to collaboration with successful consortia responding to the
H2020 PHC-33-2015 Call on "New approaches to improve predictive human safety testing".
Survey: "Approaches, experiences and future directions in assessing human and environmental health risks
from chemical mixtures"
For more information and to fill in the survey, please go to this interactive questionnaire.
Deadline: 28/02/2015
The reference Carcinogenicity Genotoxicity eXperience (CGX) dataset now hosted by JRC
The Carcinogenicity Genotoxicity eXperience (CGX) dataset, previously hosted on the Lhasa Limited Site, is
now available from the JRC/ EURL ECVAM website.
The CGX dataset is a collection of publicly available data that can be used for a variety of scientific purposes
including structural-based evaluation of chemical genotoxicity and the development of alternative
approaches to animal testing such as Structure-Activity Relationships (SAR).
EUROPEAN COMMISSION – DG ENVIRONMENT
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION - CIRCABC
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EUROPEAN FOOD SAFETY AUTHORITY (EFSA)
NEWS
Caffeine: EFSA consults on draft assessment
Single doses of caffeine up to 200 mg and daily intakes of up to 400 mg do not raise safety concerns for
adults in Europe. These are two of the provisional findings of EFSA’s Scientific Opinion on the safety of
caffeine from all sources. EFSA is now seeking comments and feedback on the draft document through a
public consultation which is open until 15/03/2015.
Also consult: EFSA Stakeholder Meeting on the Safety of Caffeine
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No consumer health risk from bisphenol A exposure
EFSA’s comprehensive re-evaluation of bisphenol A (BPA) exposure and toxicity concludes that BPA poses
no health risk to consumers of any age group (including unborn children, infants and adolescents) at current
exposure levels. Exposure from the diet or from a combination of sources (diet, dust, cosmetics and thermal
paper) is considerably under the safe level (the “tolerable daily intake” or TDI).
Also consult:
- Scientific Opinion on the risks to public health related to the presence of bisphenol A (BPA) in foodstuffs,
- Report on the two-phase public consultation on the draft EFSA scientific opinion on bisphenol A (BPA)
- EFSA explains the Safety of bisphenol A
EFSA announces more open plenary meetings in Brussels
EFSA is making it easier for external observers to attend open plenary meetings of its scientific panels and
Scientific Committee with most open plenaries taking place in Brussels this year. EFSA is also allowing more
observers to participate and has adjusted its Guidelines for Observers in a move to simplify participation.
EUROPEAN CHEMICAL AGENCY (ECHA)
ECHA NEWS
Publication: 2014 CMR Report
In the EU, CMR substances should normally have a harmonised classification. At the moment, about 1 400
substances (including substances of unknown or variable composition, complex reaction products or
biological materials (UVCB)) and 23 groups of substances (group entries) have a harmonised classification
and labelling for CMR and are listed in Annex VI to the CLP Regulation.
This report has two aims. Firstly, to see the extent to which registrants and notifiers have classified CMR
substances in line with the harmonised classification included in Annex VI (part A) and secondly to see which
substances on the EU market are classified for CMR properties by at least some notifiers or registrants but
do not currently have a harmonised classification (part B).
Consult the Report, Annex III and Annex IV.
Also consult associated article: ECHA is prioritising CMR substances for risk management
SUBSTANCES NOVELTY
Classification:
Submitted CLH proposals
- maleic anhydride (CAS No.108-31-6, EC No.203-571-6)
Submission date: 19/12/2014
RAC opinions on CLH proposals
- methanol (CAS No.67-56-1, EC No.200-659-6)
Restriction:
Current restrictions intentions
- octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4), decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5) (CAS No.556-67-2, 541-026209-136-7, EC No. 209-136-7, 208-764-9): Wash-off personal care products in the EU shall not contain
more than 0.1% of D4, nor more than 0.1% of D5.
Modified expected date of submission: 17/04/2015
- (3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7,8,8,8-tridecafluorooctyl)silanetriol and any of its mono-, di- or tri-O-(alkyl)
derivatives: restriction covering use of a combination of perfluorinated silanes and one or more organic
solvents in sprays used for the general public.
Expected date of submission: 17/04/2015
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ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (OECD)
NEWS
Substitution of hazardous chemicals
As interest in the substitution of harmful chemicals continues to grow in industry, NGOs and the public
sector, organisations are seeking guidance on the selection of appropriate methods and tools. OECD is
responding to this need.
OECD Substitution and Alternatives Assessment Toolbox
This toolbox is a compilation of resources relevant to chemical substitution and alternatives assessments.
Alternative assessments are processes for identifying, comparing and selecting safer alternatives to replace
hazardous chemicals with the objective of promoting sustainable production and consumption.
CHEMICALS TESTING
More about OECD Test Guidelines
Introduction to OECD Guidelines for the Testing of Chemicals.
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR CANCER RESEARCH (IARC)
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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME ON CHEMICAL SAFETY (IPCS)
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AGENCE NATIONALE DE SÉCURITÉ SANITAIRE DE L'ALIMENTATION, DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT
ET DU TRAVAIL (ANSÉS)
ACTUALITÉS
L'Ansés lance six appels à candidatures publics pour renouveler ses comités d'experts et groupes de travail
Pour mener ses évaluations de risque et élaborer des recommandations, l'Ansés s'appuie sur 18 comités
d'experts spécialisés et met en œuvre une expertise scientifique indépendante, pluridisciplinaire, collective et
contradictoire. Aujourd’hui, l’Agence lance six appels à candidatures publics pour renouveler cinq de ses
comités d'experts et cinq groupes de travail. Les candidatures à ces collectifs, ouverts aux scientifiques
issus de multiples disciplines, sont à déposer en ligne, au plus tard le 31/03/2015.
AVIS ET PUBLICATIONS
- Avis 2014-0002 relatif aux usages cosmétiques des sels de persulfate
SUBSTITUTION CMR
Exposition à des cancérogènes et cancer d’origine professionnelle : un examen des méthodes d’évaluation
Le 15/12/2014, l’Agence européenne pour la sécurité et la santé au travail (OSHA) a publié un rapport de
l’observatoire européen des risques portant sur les différents outils d’évaluation de l’exposition à des
facteurs de risques de cancer.
MINISTÈRE DE L’ÉCOLOGIE, DU DÉVELOPPEMENT DURABLE ET DE L’ÉNERGIE (MEDDE)
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AGENCE NATIONALE DE SÉCURITÉ DU MÉDICAMENT ET DES PRODUITS DE SANTÉ (ANSM)
ACTUALITÉS
Liste des monographies françaises en vigueur (02/01/2015)
GROUPES DE TRAVAIL
Ordre du jour CP022015011 - Plantes médicinales et huiles essentielles - 27/01/2015
MINISTÈRE DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES ET DE LA SANTÉ
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DGCCRF
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HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE – CHEMICALS REGULATION DIRECTORATE (HSE-CRD)
NEWS
RR1021 - The occupational hygiene implications of the use of diacetyl in the food flavouring and fragrance
industries
Diacetyl is imported predominantly for use in formulations in the food flavouring industry. There have been
reports, mainly in the USA, of damage to the respiratory system caused by inhalation. This report presents
the findings of a small study to investigate exposures to diacetyl amongst workers employed in the food
flavouring and fragrance industries. The report also includes from previous HSE/HSL visits.
SAFETY
INRS
Nanomatériaux manufacturés - Construire aujourd'hui la prévention de demain
Depuis le début des années 90, les nanomatériaux ont connu un développement fulgurant. Ils trouvent
aujourd'hui des applications dans des secteurs aussi divers que le bâtiment, l'agroalimentaire, la
cosmétique, la santé ou l'informatique... En matière de santé et de sécurité au travail, le principal défi est à
présent d'anticiper les usages de demain pour imaginer et développer les méthodes et les outils qui
permettront de protéger efficacement les salariés. L'INRS se mobilise pour jouer pleinement son rôle dans
cette réflexion prospective.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
CEFIC
Business, industry bodies publish statement on TTIP report
Joint statement published by US, EU groups on EU Commission TTIP Investment Consultation Report.
COSMED
Revue de Presse : Mémo spécial : Règlement cosmétique
Entré en application en juillet 2013, le Règlement cosmétique a succédé à la Directive européenne
établissant un cadre législatif à la mise sur le marché de produits cosmétiques. Novices ou industriels
désireux de s'offrir un rappel, voici le "B.A-ba législatif" livré par Cosmed en septembre dernier, lors de son
atelier d'initiation réglementaire.
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Newsletter N°13 – Octobre 2014
- La filière cosmétique vue de Bruxelles: qui va piloter ?
- Le e-commerce des cosmétiques en Chine : le nouvel eldorado ?
- Émirats Arabe Unis : entrée en vigueur du nouveau Règlement cosmétique
- Agenda actualisé des réunions de représentation
- Brèves de la filière
Newsletter N°14 – Octobre 2014
- Dénaturation de l'Alcool : les PME françaises défendent leurs positions !
- PHMB : le sort de l'ingrédient est suspendu à l'avis du SCCS
- MIT dans les produits non-rincés : prenez les devants !
- Belgique : développement d'un formulaire de déclaration des nanos
- Économie des TPE/PME : la taxation du risque évitée de justesse !
- Le nouveau catalogue de formation 2015 est disponible !
Newsletter N°15 – Novembre 2014
- Dénaturation de l'Alcool : le couperet est tombé !
- Normalisation des produits cosmétiques naturels et biologiques : absence de consensus sur les critères
techniques
- Entrée en vigueur de la Loi "silence vaut acceptation"
- La Cosmétothèque® fête son 1er anniversaire
- La Réglementation de 14 pays asiatiques passée au crible !
Newsletter N°16 – Novembre 2014
- Teintures capillaires : 9 substances sur le gril !
- Filtre UV et absorbeur d'UV : anticipez la prochaine interdiction
- Exportation des produits cosmétique en Chine : un nouveau Règlement en préparation
- OCTA Cosmétiques : l’apprentissage comme voie de recrutement des jeunes
- Une nouvelle entreprise cosmétique récompensée pour son innovation !
Newsletter N°17 – Décembre 2014
- Huiles essentielles : le casse-tête du Règlement REACh
- Nanoparticules : toujours plus de substances déclarées !
- Sunscreen Innovation Act enfin voté aux États-Unis
- Qualité et traçabilité des produits cosmétiques : création d’un Club B.P.F. régional
Newsletter N°19 – Janvier 2015
- L’équipe Cosmed vous présente ses meilleurs vœux pour cette nouvelle année
- Logo Triman : obligatoire sur les emballages cosmétiques
- PHMB : le sort de l'ingrédient est scellé
- Label écologique pour les produits cosmétiques à rincer
- Portail de notification : la version 1.5 est en ligne
Newsletter N°20 – Janvier 2015
- L'ANSM conserve la tutelle du secteur cosmétique
- Ubifrance devient Business France
- Tests cosmétiques sur les animaux : bientôt interdits en Corée du Sud
- Argentine : clarification de l’étiquetage des produits cosmétiques à destination des enfants
- Entreprises à Monaco : quelles obligations vis à vis des autorités françaises ?
- Formation : adieu le DIF, bonjour le CPF
Newsletter N°21 – Janvier 2015
- Les Cosmétiques dans le TTIP : état des lieux des négociations
- REACh 2018 : l’AEPC publie sa feuille de route
- CHINE : projet de loi sur l’étiquetage des produits cosmétiques
- Logo TRIMAN : un guide publié par l’Ademe pour vous aider
- Cosmed partenaire de MDD Expo
- Groupement d'achats : jusqu'à 60% d'économie
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CTPA UK
New Year – New Hair Colour? Don’t forget to conduct an Allergy Alert Test
With the New Year, we sometimes think about trying a change of look for our hair. Whether visiting a salon
or making the transformation at home, it’s really important to carry out an Allergy Alert Test every time we
color our hair.
Make-up and menopause – the media gets it wrong!
You may have read media reports of a new study from the US which claim make-up could put you at risk of
early menopause. This is not true. The chemicals identified in the study are not used in cosmetics in the EU.
INTERNET MEDIA
ACTU-ENVIRONNEMENT
Recyclage : parution d'un guide sur le logo Triman
L'Ademe a annoncé le 06/01/2015 avoir rédigé un guide d'utilisation pour le nouveau logo Triman à
destination des industriels et de leurs prestataires. La nouvelle signalétique pour le tri et le recyclage des
emballages et produits est entrée en vigueur au 01/01/2015 conformément au Décret du 23/12/2014.
Consulter également l’article de Cosmetic Design : "Triman" recycling legislation goes ahead, despite
opposition
Martial Mettendorff est nommé directeur général adjoint de l'InVS
À 55 ans, Martial Mettendorff est nommé aux côtés de François Bourdillon, à la fois directeur général de
l'Institut de veille sanitaire (InVS) et directeur général par intérim de l'Institut de prévention et d'éducation
pour la santé (Inpes).
COSMETIC DESIGN
European Commission calls for opinions on three new ingredients
The Commission has requested opinions on the safe use of three ingredients; Ethyl lauroyl arginate HCl,
Basic Blue 124 and poly(hexamethylene).
Will Revlon’s move to limit “toxic ingredients” set a precedent?
The Environmental Working Group non-profit hopes the beauty maker’s recent move to exclude particular
ingredients from its product formulations will see other industry leaders following suit.
Study focuses on how personal care products react with swimming pool water
A new study from a research team at Purdue University suggests that chemicals from both personal care
products and pharmaceuticals could end up in swimming pools, causing undesirable byproducts.
Korea implements animal testing ban on finished cosmetics
A decision has been made to ban finished cosmetics product testing on animals in Korea, making it the
second country in Asia to do so.
Korea animal testing ban joy may be "premature" as formal agreement needed on ingredients
Although included in Korea’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (MAFRA) draft five year plan to
phase out of animal testing for finished cosmetic products and ingredients, there is still some way to go as
nothing has yet been finalised, with the ingredients ban needing formal agreement.
Can cosmetic brands afford to opt out of China over animal testing?
While the ruling to end mandatory animal testing for most cosmetics in China came as good news on
30/06/2014 - the law only refers to domestic firms, meaning international "cruelty free" brands were faced
with having to go against company policy or miss out on the profitable markets.
Also consult: "Brands MUST stay out of China in order to speed up change," says HIS
CFDA looks into consumers view of China's cosmetics industry
The China FDA has been working on legislating a set of regulations to monitor cosmetics following a survey
where Chinese consumers revealed quality and safety are top priority.
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Korean Ministry notifies WTO that it intends to amend cosmetics regulation for imports
South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) has notified the World Trade Organization (WTO)
that it intends to amend quality control regulation with regards to imported cosmetics as an issue of health
and safety.
ASEAN cosmetics committee updates safety bill
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations' Cosmetics Committee has agreed to new regulations on
cosmetics in a bill that will improve consumer safety and crack down on misleading advertising.
Institute study underlines link between DNA-damaging chemicals and cancer risk
There may be a link between DNA-damaging chemicals and inflammation that heightens the risk of cancer,
details a new study by a group of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
EFSA says Bisphenol A "poses no health risk to consumers"
EFSA has announced that bisphenol A, which is used as the starting material of coatings for the inside of
packaging cans, including aerosol cans, "poses no health risk to consumers."
Also consult Premium Beauty News article: L’AESA blanchit provisoirement le Bisphénol A, au bénéfice du
doute
ECHA announces D4 and D5 UK restriction proposal delay
Having initially expected restriction proposals from the UK on the cosmetics ingredients
octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4) and decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5) this month, ECHA says it will be
delayed by three months.
ECHA implements compliance check strategy to tighten practice on dossier updates
ECHA has implemented a new strategy for checking compliance in the hope of increasing efficiency and
transparency in dossier evaluation which it hopes will reduce processing time of these documents and
ensure safety.
Study raises ethical concerns of skin whitening ads
Skin whitening is quite the trend in Asia-Pacific but expert Professor Lynne Eagle has questioned the ethics
of marketing such products that are widely available in Australia.
New India Cosmetics Bill comes with 5 year jail sentence for violators
The new Drug and Cosmetics (Amendment) Bill, if it comes into effect, will see anyone in violation of the
clinical trials procedure facing a jail sentence of up to five years.
Study links early menopause to everyday exposure – but NOT cosmetics!
A new study has linked high levels of chemicals that we come across every day in the environment, plastics,
and other household items, with women experiencing menopause 2-4 years earlier – however none of the
concerning ingredients studied are used in cosmetics, despite some media reports.
PREMIUM BEAUTY NEWS
L’interdiction des tests sur animaux progresse partout dans le monde
Alors que l’année 2014 a été marquée, dans de nombreux pays, comme l’Inde, le Brésil ou l’Australie, par
d’importantes avancées dans le sens de l’interdiction de tester les cosmétiques sur des animaux, la Corée
du Sud vient d’annoncer son intention d’interdire les tests sur animaux pour les produits cosmétiques finis et
de réfléchir à une interdiction pour les ingrédients.
Le Gouverneur du New Jersey bloque l’interdiction des microbilles plastiques
Chris Christie, le Gouverneur du New Jersey, a finalement opposé son veto au projet de Loi A-3083/SCS S2178 qui visait à interdire les minuscules particules de polyéthylène (également appelées microbilles
plastiques) dans les cosmétiques et les produits de toilette.
La Cosmetic Valley lance Cosmetic 360, le salon parisien de l’innovation cosmétique
Prévu au mois d’octobre ce nouvel événement parisien sera consacré à l’innovation et à la R&D. Bien
décidée à trouver sa place dans un calendrier déjà bien encombré, la Cosmetic Valley mise sur un concept
nouveau et bénéficie de la force de son réseau
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QUE CHOISIR
Persavon bébé lessive main - Idéale pour les bébés?
La lessive main Persavon bébé s’affiche hypoallergénique. De quoi rassurer les familles qui veulent le
meilleur pour les tout-petits. À tort ou à raison ?
TRAININGS AND SEMINARS
COSMED
Rencontres Réglementaires 2015 – 26/03/2015, Marseille
Consulter le programme des conférences.
COSMETICS EUROPE
Cosmetics Europe Week – 16-18/06/2015, Brussels
Save the dates, more information to come on the following events:
- Cosmetics at the Crossroads of Science and Regulation Conference – 16-17/06/2015,
- Open Forum – 18/06/2015.
IN-COSMETICS
In-cosmetics 2015, 14-16/04/2015, Barcelona
In-cosmetics brings together the world’s leading personal care ingredients suppliers, formulators, R&D and
marketing specialists and showcases the most diverse range of innovative cosmetics ingredients and
technologies.
TECHNIQUES DE L’INGÉNIEUR
Formation Écolabel et Écocert : critères et démarches d’obtention – 09-10/04/2015, 08-09/10/2015, Paris
Objectifs :
- Clarifier les différents types de produits écologiques
- Identifier les critères Écolabel et Écocert des produits
- Mettre en pratique les critères des différentes familles des produits de détergence et d’hygiène
- Maitriser les différentes étapes du processus d’obtention des labels
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