In Australia, cosmetics are regulated as industrial chemicals. Before a cosmetic product is introduced in Australia, it shall be categorized into five categories, including listed introduction, exempted Introduction, reported introduction, assessed introduction, and commercial introduction, and then proceed to the subsequent pre-market approval process. This webinar will give a brief introduction to cosmetic definition, classification, introduction process, labeling requirements as well as the ingredient requirements in Australia.

Anyone intending to enter or expand their presence in the Australian cosmetics industry is welcome to register for this course. Through this webinar, cosmetic companies will gain a basic understanding of Australian cosmetic regulations, ensuring their products meet necessary compliance standards for the Australian market.

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1. Regulatory Background

-Cosmetic Definition & Classification

-Competent Authority

2. Cosmetics Regulated by the Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme (AICIS)

-Business Registration/Registration Renewal

-Confirm the Introduction Category

-Reporting

-Recording keeping

3. Sunscreens Regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)

4. Conclusion and Q&A Session

Speaker

ChemLinked Regulatory Analyst

Holly Wei is a cosmetic regulatory analyst in the ChemLinked team, specializing in monitoring and interpreting the latest regulatory and market developments in China, Australia, and ASEAN countries. She aims to deliver comprehensive regulatory information and break market access barriers for clients.

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