South Korea aligns cosmetics safety regulations to the EU

Published: 19-Aug-2019

New regulations will apply to all products imported, manufactured and distributed in South Korea

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South Korea is tightening its cosmetics safety regulations, bringing them more into line with EU legislation, including limiting the use of MIT and chlorophene, according to a report by intelligence provider, Chemical Watch.

The new regulations will apply to all cosmetics that are imported, manufactured and distributed in South Korea.

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