REGULATORY POLICY INTERPRETATION AND COMPLIANCE ADVICE FOR CHEMICALS IN CHINA

2023-04-26 14:00:00 ~2023-04-26 17:00:00 (GMT+8)

European Chamber Shanghai Office, Unit 2204, 22 Floor, Shui On Plaza, 333 Huai Hai Zhong Road, Shanghai

Seminar Chemical Cosmetics

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Introduction

Evolving chemical regulations such as the implementation of One Enterprise, One Product, One QR Code for hazardous chemicals in China and emerging REACH-like regulations in APAC countries are creating new regulatory challenges for chemical companies operating in China in 2023. In addition, the revised Cosmetic Supervision and Administration Regulation (CSAR) brings new opportunities for new cosmetic ingredient innovation but also more compliance obligations on cosmetic ingredients.

Join us in Shanghai office on April 26, 2023, for further interpret related policies for chemical and cosmetic industry. Topics include the latest QR code implementation for hazardous chemicals in China, the latest developments of REACH-Like regulations in Asian Pacific countries and practical compliance advice for cosmetic ingredients under CSAR.

Speaker

Kenny Zhao , APAC HSE Asia Pacific Industrial Function Environment & Rehabilitation Manager

Kenny Zhao graduated from ECUST(East China University of Science and Technology) and Duke University, with the major of Environmental Engineering. He worked for Solvay for more than 10 years, hold the position of Environment and Rehabilitation Manager, APAC. His work focus on Environmental regulatory compliance (audit, training, consulting), Plant environmental operation, Sustainable Development Management/ESG/Carbon Neutral/Green Chemistry/Circular Economy, Environmental Project Management (Waste water and waste gas treatment project), Site Investigation(Routine investigation for site in operation, Due Diligence investigation projects on the sites from acquisition or shut down or relocation), Contaminated Site Consulting and Remediation.

Jinhe Chen , NRCC MEM Associate Chief Physician

Jinhe Chen, associate chief physician, certified safety engineer. He has been work in NRCC (National Registration Center for Chemicals) MEM since graduated from a medical college. He is engaged in studying hazardous chemical regulations and standards, especially about chemical registration, GHS classification, hazard communication etc. He was in charge of “list of hazardous chemicals for priority management”, national standard “Phrase and Codification of Chemical Hazard Statements”, “handbook of hazardous chemicals catalogue” (which will be published soon by Chmical Industry press). involved in the “Hazardous chemicals catalogue”, “Guidelines for the implementation of hazardous chemicals catalogue”, AQ3047, GB17519 etc.

Eric Xiong , CIRS Group Head of Industrial Chemical Sector

Eric was Graduated in SCUT, majored in Chemical engineering as MSc. He has 12 years working experience in product stewardship and regulatory compliance service for chemical industry in China, Europe and other east Asian countries. He provided training on chemical regulations for some multi-national companies such as Bayer, Johnson & Johnson, Solvay etc., he was invited to speak on industrial workshops/seminars in Europe, US, Japan and Korea; he also keeps constant communications with authorities and shared on how None-EU companies reach compliance under EU REACH to ECHA officials in Helsinki. He now focuses on providing solutions for enterprises to remove chemical regulatory barriers in Asian Pacific countries.

April Guo , Personal and Home Care Division General Manager

Ms April Guo works in CIRS Group for more than 10 years and leads the personal and home care team to assist global cosmetic companies and ingredient suppliers in regulatory compliance each year. The team has provided registration and filing services for over 15000 cosmetics both domestically and internationally. At the same time, the team has obtained multiple NMPA numbers for cosmetic ingredient enterprises under the new regulations. Ms April Guo maintains good cooperation with cosmetic associations and commerce agencies in countries such as the United States, Canada, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Japan, and South Korea, and is regularly invited to participate in cosmetics regulatory seminars around the world, providing training for international cosmetics companies on Chinese cosmetics regulations.

Agenda

13:30 - 14:00, Registration and Networking

14:00 - 14:10, Opening Remarks by Mr Kenny Zhao Vice chair of Petrochemicals chemicals & refining working group, European Chamber

14:10 - 14:50, Keynote Speech “Hazardous Chemicals Management in China-Introduction of ‘one enterprise, one product, one code’ policy” by Mr Jinhe Chen, NRCC MEM

14:50 - 15:20, Keynote Speech “REACH-Like Regulations in Asian Pacific countries” by Mr Eric Xiong Head of Industrial Chemical Sector, CIRS Group

15:20-15:35 coffee break

15:35-16:05 Keynote Speech “Management of Cosmetic Ingredients in China under CSAR” by Ms April Guo, General Manager of Personal and Home Care Division

16:05-16:35 Keynote Speech

16:35-17:05 Q&A

17:05-17:10 Closing Remarks by Mr Kenny Zhao Vice chair of Petrochemicals chemicals & refining working group, European Chamber

17:10-17:30 Net working

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Free

Terms & Conditions

Events have limited seating so to ensure your attendance we encourage advance online registration and payment for all events. We cannot guarantee entry to anyone not registered in advance.

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