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South Korea to Brief Cosmetics Testing Firms on Rules and Test Methods
South Korea’s food and drug regulator will hold a cosmetics policy briefing on 19 November at the Royal Hotel Seoul.
The session is for institutions that conduct tests on people to assess cosmetics.
It will cover changes to cosmetics labeling and advertising rules.
Officials will also discuss how to ensure reliable evidence for functional cosmetics.
The agenda includes internationally standardized sunscreen test methods.
The briefing is intended to share policy and testing information with these institutions.
South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety will hold a briefing on cosmetics policies on Nov. 19.
The event will introduce rules and test methods to institutions that conduct human application tests for cosmetics.
The ministry will cover key revisions to cosmetics labeling and advertising rules.
It will also discuss ways to ensure the reliability of data from tests of functional cosmetics and ISO sunscreen testing methods.
- Who
- South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.
- What
- It will hold a briefing on cosmetics policies, rules and test methods for institutions conducting human application tests.
- When
- Nov. 19.
- Where
- Royal Hotel Seoul in Jung-gu.
- Why
- To share policy changes, ways to improve the reliability of test data and international sunscreen testing methods.
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The ministry announced that it would hold a cosmetics policy briefing.
The briefing is scheduled to take place at Royal Hotel Seoul in Jung-gu.
- Organizer
- South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety
- Briefing date
- Nov. 19
- Venue
- Royal Hotel Seoul, Jung-gu
- Participants
- Institutions conducting human application tests for cosmetics
- Topics
- Cosmetics labeling and advertising rules, reliability of functional cosmetics test data, and ISO sunscreen testing methods