Core Viewpoint - The document emphasizes the need to accelerate China's transition from a "cosmetics manufacturing giant" to a "cosmetics powerhouse," enhancing public satisfaction, happiness, and safety in the cosmetics sector [2]. Group 1: Support for Industry Innovation - Establish a "report and review" mechanism to facilitate the registration of new efficacy cosmetics [2]. - Encourage the launch of international new products in China without requiring proof of prior sales in the production country [3]. - Promote the development of cosmetics suitable for the elderly and support the registration of related products [4]. - Implement electronic labeling to digitize label management [5]. - Allow on-site simple mixing and repackaging services for registered ordinary cosmetics [5]. - Encourage local governments to introduce supportive policies to cultivate internationally competitive domestic brands [6]. Group 2: Optimize Registration and Filing Management - Improve new raw material management and establish a pre-consultation channel for full-process services [7]. - Allow similar formula products under the same brand to share safety technical data [8]. - Establish a joint review mechanism between national and provincial agencies to shorten review times for high and low-risk changes [9]. - Enhance safety assessment guidelines and promote advanced evaluation technologies [10]. - Allow companies to choose their efficacy evaluation methods and share efficacy evaluation data among similar products [10]. Group 3: Improve Production and Operation Supervision - Implement tiered and categorized supervision based on the quality system and risk level of enterprises [11]. - Explore optimization of quality management requirements for external warehouses and intelligent production [12]. - Strengthen e-commerce platform responsibilities and enhance regulatory collaboration [11]. - Optimize adverse reaction monitoring platforms and promote data sharing [12]. - Enhance the verification of registration and filing data authenticity [13]. Group 4: Strengthen Technical Support - Optimize the structure of review and inspection teams and enhance systematic training [14]. - Accelerate the establishment of mandatory national standards to fill gaps in raw material safety control and efficacy evaluation [14]. - Focus on scientific research in key areas such as safety assessment and innovative raw materials [15]. - Promote full-process digitization and optimize regulatory applications using artificial intelligence [15]. Group 5: Promote International Integration - Participate in the formulation of international regulatory rules to support the global expansion of domestic cosmetics [16]. - Accelerate the conversion of international standards and actively participate in international standard-setting [16]. - Gradually promote the exemption of animal testing and accelerate the development of alternative testing methods [16]. - Establish a dynamic updating mechanism for approved raw material standards to include internationally assessed safe raw materials [16].

Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has released opinions aimed at deepening the reform of cosmetics regulation to promote high-quality development in the industry, with a vision for significant improvements by 2030 and 2035 [1] Group 1: Regulatory Framework - By 2030, the legal system for cosmetics regulation will be more complete, with a more robust standard system and stronger technical support [1] - The risk prevention and control capabilities will be comprehensively strengthened, leading to a significant improvement in quality and safety levels [1] Group 2: Industry Innovation - By 2035, the quality and safety regulatory system for cosmetics is expected to reach an internationally advanced level, adapting better to the inherent requirements of industry innovation and high-quality development [1] - The industry will possess stronger innovation and creativity capabilities, enhancing its global competitiveness [1] Group 3: Modernization of Regulation - The regulatory system, mechanisms, and methods will be modernized to better align with the needs of the evolving cosmetics industry [1]

Core Insights - The forum on "Cosmetics Regulatory Science and High-Quality Development" was held in Beijing, focusing on innovation-driven and collaborative strategies to enhance China's biopharmaceutical productivity [1] - The Chinese cosmetics industry is transitioning from rapid growth to high-quality development, necessitating technological breakthroughs and brand enhancement [1][2] - The regulatory framework for cosmetics is being improved to ensure quality and safety, with an emphasis on government oversight, corporate responsibility, industry self-regulation, and public participation [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Developments - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) is implementing a series of annual key tasks to build a more scientific and efficient regulatory system for cosmetics [1] - The Beijing Municipal Drug Administration aims to optimize regulatory mechanisms and stimulate innovation to enhance the "Beijing Cosmetics" brand [2] - Experts discussed the policy framework and pathways for deepening cosmetics regulatory reforms, providing direction for high-quality industry development [2][3] Group 2: Industry Innovation - The forum gathered experts to discuss the importance of safety assessment as a cornerstone for product launch, emphasizing its integration into research and development processes [3] - There is a consensus on the need to stimulate innovation in new raw materials, addressing policy guidance, implementation pathways, and technological challenges [3] - The establishment of an innovative ecosystem in Beijing's Economic and Technological Development Area is encouraged, integrating biotechnology, new materials, and artificial intelligence [2]

Group 1 - Xi Jinping and Donald Trump had a phone call discussing the current state of China-US relations and strategic guidance for future development [3] - The State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, held a meeting focusing on the implementation of the "Beautiful China" initiative and discussed the revision of the Banking Supervision Law [3] - The People's Bank of China will hold a significant press conference on September 22, 2025, to introduce achievements in the financial sector during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [3] Group 2 - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment reported that China has achieved its 2030 renewable energy targets ahead of schedule, with a continuous decline in carbon intensity during the 14th Five-Year Plan [3] - The Ministry of Commerce is promoting reforms in the automotive aftermarket to stimulate consumption and will work to eliminate restrictive measures in this sector [3] - The National Medical Products Administration is seeking opinions on a draft to enhance cosmetics regulation, aiming for a more robust regulatory framework by 2030 and achieving international standards by 2035 [3] Group 3 - Longi Green Energy and JinkoSolar have reached a settlement regarding global patent disputes, agreeing to end all ongoing legal proceedings and establish cross-licensing arrangements [3] - Huadian Co. announced plans to issue H-shares and list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with discussions ongoing with relevant intermediaries [3] - Dingxin Communications faced regulatory warnings for misleading information regarding its agreement with Alibaba's semiconductor subsidiary, PingTouGe [3] Group 4 - ByteDance announced it will comply with Chinese laws to ensure TikTok's continued service in the U.S. [4] - The U.S. House of Representatives passed a temporary spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, but it faces significant resistance in the Senate [4] - The European Commission proposed new sanctions against Russia, including a ban on liquefied natural gas and a price cap on Russian oil [4]

Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has released a draft opinion aimed at deepening cosmetic regulation reform to promote high-quality development in the industry, encouraging the launch of new cosmetic products in China and aligning with international trade standards [1][2]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The reform is guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts and aims to enhance the regulatory framework, ensuring safety and quality while fostering innovation in the cosmetic industry [3]. - By 2030, the regulatory legal system for cosmetics is expected to be more complete, with improved standards and enhanced risk prevention capabilities [3]. Group 2: Innovation Support - The draft encourages the establishment of a registration channel for new efficacy cosmetics, allowing for immediate review upon application [4]. - It promotes the launch of innovative international cosmetic products in China, exempting them from providing proof of prior sales in their home countries if they meet local registration requirements [5]. Group 3: Registration and Management Efficiency - The draft proposes improvements in the registration and filing process, allowing similar products to share safety data to streamline approvals [6]. - It aims to enhance the efficiency of technical reviews by establishing a collaborative review mechanism between national and provincial regulatory bodies [6]. Group 4: Production and Operation Supervision - The draft suggests a risk-based classification system for cosmetic production and operation, optimizing resource allocation for regulatory oversight [8]. - It emphasizes the need for improved quality management systems within cosmetic companies to ensure product safety [8]. Group 5: International Alignment - The draft highlights the importance of international cooperation in cosmetic regulation, aiming to align domestic standards with international norms [12]. - It encourages the reduction of animal testing in cosmetics, promoting alternative testing methods [12].

Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) is seeking public feedback on a draft opinion aimed at deepening cosmetic regulation reform to promote high-quality industry development by 2030 and 2035 [1] Group 1: Regulatory Goals - By 2030, the legal system for cosmetic regulation will be more complete, the standard system will be more robust, technical support will be stronger, innovation vitality in the industry will be enhanced, risk prevention capabilities will be comprehensively strengthened, and quality safety levels will be significantly improved [1] - By 2035, the quality and safety regulatory system for cosmetics will reach an internationally advanced level, with regulatory systems, mechanisms, and methods better adapted to the inherent requirements of industry innovation and high-quality development [1] Group 2: Industry Competitiveness - The industry is expected to have stronger innovation and creativity, as well as enhanced global competitiveness, with the basic realization of regulatory modernization by 2035 [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the acceleration of innovation in China's cosmetic raw materials through regulatory reforms, particularly the "immediate reporting and review" system, which aims to enhance the industry's competitiveness on a global scale [2][6][12]. Regulatory Reforms - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has introduced the "immediate reporting and review" system for new cosmetic raw materials, significantly shortening the approval process and encouraging innovation [6][12]. - A draft opinion on deepening cosmetic regulatory reforms has been prepared, indicating a shift towards a more systematic and high-quality regulatory framework [4][8]. - The NMPA is focusing on high-value innovative raw materials, providing personalized support to encourage genuine innovation [7][12]. Industry Growth - The cosmetic market in China reached a total transaction value of 107.38 billion yuan in 2024, with online sales accounting for 55.2% of the market share among the top 100 brands [8]. - As of August 20, 2025, there are 6,093 cosmetic production enterprises and over 2.24 million registered and filed cosmetic products, indicating rapid industry expansion [9]. Innovation and Market Dynamics - The NMPA's reforms are expected to lower innovation costs and time, allowing companies to respond more quickly to market demands and convert innovations into competitive advantages [12][14]. - The transition from a regulatory ordinance to a legal framework signifies an elevation of the cosmetic industry's status within the national economy [15]. Collaborative Governance - The NMPA aims to establish a governance framework that includes corporate responsibility, government regulation, industry self-discipline, and public participation to foster a healthy innovation ecosystem [11]. - The China Fragrance and Cosmetic Industry Association plays a crucial role in this governance structure, contributing to safety assessments and technological advancements in the industry [11].