Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 29th: Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council has recently signed the State Council Order, promulgating the “Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics”, which will take effect on January 1, 2021.
The Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to product quality supervision. Cosmetics are consumer products that meet people’s needs for beauty, and directly affect the human body, and their quality is related to the health of the people. In recent years, China's cosmetics industry has developed rapidly, and the market size has increased year by year. It has played an important role in promoting economic development and promoting consumption upgrades. At the same time, some new situations and new problems have emerged. It is necessary to The Regulations have been comprehensively revised and new Regulations on Cosmetics Supervision and Administration (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) formulated. The "Regulations" has a total of 6 chapters and 80 articles, and regulates cosmetics production and operation activities and their supervision and management from four aspects.
The first is to implement the requirements for the reform of "deregulation, management and service". The classification management system for cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials has been improved, the registration and filing procedures have been simplified, cosmetic research and innovation have been encouraged and supported, and the corporate innovation system environment has been optimized.
The second is to strictly abide by the bottom line of quality and safety. It clarified the main responsibilities of cosmetics registrants and filers, strengthened the management of the entire process of production and operation and post-market quality and safety control, established a safety reassessment system for cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials, and a recall system for problematic cosmetics to further ensure the quality and safety of cosmetics.
The third is to improve regulatory measures. Establish a cosmetics risk monitoring and evaluation system, standardize law enforcement measures and procedures, increase supervision measures such as responsibility interviews, emergency control, reporting rewards, and joint disciplinary measures for dishonesty, and improve the scientificity, effectiveness, and standardization of supervision.
The fourth is to increase punishment for violations. Comprehensively use punishment measures such as confiscation, fines, order to suspend production and business, revoke licenses, market and industry bans, etc. to crack down on violations of the law, impose fines on the directly responsible persons of serious violations of the law, drive out serious offenders from the market, and create for law-abiding persons Good development environment.