Global Regulatory Issues for the Cosmetics Industry: Volume 1 (Breakthroughs in Personal Care and Cosmetic Technology)

The manufacture and use of cosmetics is an international undertaking unparalleled by any other industry. Regulation of this industry, however, is neither universal nor consistent. The purpose of this book (the first of a series) is to simplify the complex global Cosmetic Regulatory landscape by addressing the issues affecting the manufacture, packaging, and marketing of cosmetic products across the globe. Included are several chapters that examine the new European Union REACH regulation (Registration Evaluation and Authorization of CHemicals). Other chapters look at regulatory developments of individual countries, toxicity requirements, as well as how to develop a global regulatory strategy. Cosmetic risk assessment / by C.I. Betton Regulatory developments in Canada, Japan, China, and Australia / by Janet Winter Blaschke Registration, evaluation, authorization, and restriction of chemicals : the new EU regulation / by C.I. Betton Emerging global regulatory trends impacting the health and beauty industry / by Ken Rivlin, Jochem Spaans, and Felise Cooper Developing a global regulatory strategy : leveraging local knowledge to drive rapid market entry / by Neil Wilcox Toxicity of cosmetics : regulatory requirements / by Harold I. Zeliger Restricted substances in consumer goods / by Ruud Overbeek Non-animal testing methodology / by Ray Boughton Nanomaterials in personal care products and FDA regulation / by George A. Kimbrell.