Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has announced that 50 batches of cosmetics, including various shampoo, hair care, and dye products, do not meet regulatory standards, prompting investigations and corrective actions from relevant companies and authorities [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The NMPA has mandated local drug supervision departments in Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Qinghai to investigate the registered and responsible entities of the non-compliant products [1]. - Companies are required to implement risk control measures and conduct self-inspections and rectifications [1]. - Retailers are ordered to cease the sale of the non-compliant cosmetics and must provide records of their procurement and inspection [1]. Group 2: Non-compliance Details - Specific products listed include "Qiao Yinzi Herbal Cleansing Mud Mask Powder" and others, with issues such as total bacterial counts exceeding permissible limits [3][4]. - For instance, the "Qiao Yinzi Herbal Cleansing Mud Mask" showed a total bacterial count of 7.5 x 10^3 CFU/g, while the standard is 1,000 CFU/g [3]. - Other products also reported violations, including yeast and mold counts exceeding the regulatory limits [3][4]. Group 3: Product Information - The announcement includes detailed tables listing the names of the non-compliant products, their manufacturers, packaging specifications, and the specific regulatory violations identified during inspections [3][4][5]. - Products such as "Qiao Yinzi Herbal Beauty Mask" and "Ji Huan Yan Mud Mask Powder" were also highlighted for similar non-compliance issues [3][4].

Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) of China reported that 37 batches of cosmetics, including shampoos, body washes, hair dyes, masks, sunscreens, and conditioners, do not meet regulatory standards [1] Regulatory Actions - The NMPA has mandated local drug supervision departments in Shanghai, Shandong, Guangdong, and other provinces to investigate the manufacturers and registrants of the non-compliant cosmetics [1] - Companies are required to implement risk control measures and conduct self-inspections and corrections [1] - Local authorities must order the cessation of sales of the non-compliant products and investigate the procurement records of the retailers [1] Legal Consequences - The NMPA emphasized that any illegal activities discovered during the investigations will be dealt with severely, and cases involving criminal offenses will be referred to law enforcement [1]

Summary of Cosmetic Supervision and Inspection in Laibin City Overall Inspection Results - A total of 140 batches of cosmetics were randomly sampled, with an overall pass rate of 93.57%, where 131 batches were qualified and 9 batches were unqualified [2][3] - Specific categories included: - Children's products: 21 batches, 100% pass rate - Sunscreen products: 21 batches, 85.71% pass rate (3 unqualified) - General skincare products: 56 batches, 94.64% pass rate (3 unqualified) - Hair dye products: 21 batches, 90.47% pass rate (2 unqualified) - Shampoo and bathing products: 21 batches, 95.24% pass rate (1 unqualified) [2] Handling of Unqualified Samples - The local market supervision department has initiated verification and disposal actions for the unqualified cosmetics, analyzing the reasons and notifying relevant departments [3] Detailed Information on Unqualified Products - A table was provided listing unqualified products, including details such as product name, sampling unit, inspection results, and reasons for non-compliance [3][4][5]

Core Insights - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) reported that the compliance rate for sunscreen products in the 2024 sampling inspection was 95.01%, the lowest among 12 categories of cosmetics [1][8] - Out of 640 batches of non-compliant cosmetics, 149 batches were sunscreen products, accounting for over 23% of the total non-compliance [1][6] Group 1: Compliance and Inspection Data - In the past year, from May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025, the NMPA disclosed 640 batches of non-compliant cosmetics, with 149 batches being sunscreen products, representing 23.28% of the total [1][6] - The overall compliance rate for all inspected cosmetics was 97.79%, with 20,889 batches meeting the standards out of 21,362 batches inspected [6][8] Group 2: Issues with Sunscreen Products - The majority of issues with sunscreen products were related to ingredient compliance, with many products failing to meet the specified ingredient requirements or having extremely low concentrations of active ingredients [2][19] - A total of 253 non-compliance items were identified in the 149 batches of sunscreen products, with 121 instances related to ingredient comparison, accounting for 47.83% of the issues [19][20] Group 3: Regulatory Changes and Focus Areas - The NMPA's new "Cosmetic Safety Risk Monitoring and Evaluation Management Measures" will take effect on August 1, 2024, aimed at enhancing supervision and risk assessment in the cosmetics sector [2][23] - The new regulations will focus on monitoring and evaluating risk factors that may affect cosmetic quality and safety, particularly substances that could harm human health [23][24] Group 4: Regional Insights and Industry Trends - Guangdong Province accounted for 84.56% of the non-compliant sunscreen products, with 126 out of 149 batches having production licenses from this region [9][12] - The cosmetics industry in Guangdong is significant, with over 3,342 production enterprises and a production value exceeding 200 billion yuan, representing the largest share in the country [12][18]

Group 1 - The Linyi Market Supervision Administration announced the results of the 2024 city-wide cosmetic supervision sampling, revealing that out of 142 batches tested, 136 batches met the standards while 6 batches did not [1][2] - The sampling included 40 batches from online sources, covering various cosmetic categories such as hair dye, perm, sunscreen, whitening, facial masks, makeup, hair care, bathing products, and children's cosmetics [2] - The administration has organized local market supervision departments to investigate and handle the non-compliant products, and has reported the issues to the relevant drug supervision departments of the production enterprises [2][3] Group 2 - The total number of cosmetic samples tested in Linyi for 2024 was 142, with a focus on ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards [2] - The non-compliant products identified during the sampling will be subject to legal actions and further scrutiny by the market supervision authorities [2][3] - Specific non-compliance issues were noted in the testing results, including the presence of harmful substances in certain cosmetic products [4][5]

21日，国家药监局发布 《关于30批次不符合规定化妆品的通告》 。 通告显示，2024年国家化妆品抽样检验中，经山东省食品药品检验研究院等单位检验，产品标签标示名称为北芙美白沐浴露等30批次化妆品不符合规定。 根据《化妆品监督管理条例》《化妆品生产经营监督管理办法》《化妆品抽样检验管理办法》，国家药品监督管理局要求天津、上海、江苏、浙江、山 东、广东、广西等省（区、市）药品监督管理部门对上述不符合规定化妆品涉及的注册人、备案人、受托生产企业等依法立案调查， 责令相关企业立即 依法采取风险控制措施并开展自查整改 。 各省（区、市）药品监督管理部门要 责令相关化妆品经营者立即停止经营上述化妆品 ，并依法调查其进货查验记录等情况，对违法产品进行追根溯源， 发现违法行为的，依法严肃查处；涉嫌犯罪的，依法移送公安机关。 往期推荐 | 序号 | 标示产品 名称 | 标示化妆 品注册人 备案人、受 | 标示化妆品注 册人/备案人、 受托生产企 | 被抽样单 | 被抽班单位 | 包装 | 标示 | 标示 | 标示限 期使用 | 标示化妆 昌注册人/ 备案人、受 托生产企 | 特殊化妆 品注册证 | 标示生 | 检验机 | 不 ...

Core Viewpoint - The National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) announced that 30 batches of cosmetics, including well-known brands like Fanwenhua and Tianqi, failed to meet regulatory standards due to discrepancies between actual ingredients and labels, as well as microbial contamination issues [1][3]. Group 1: Product Quality Issues - The reported non-compliant products include various categories such as essence creams, masks, toothpaste, and shampoos [1]. - Specific products like "Fanwenhua Whitening Essence Cream" and "Fanwenhua Whitening Water Light Essence" were found to contain unlisted ingredients such as 3-ethyl ascorbic acid and niacinamide, which were not mentioned in their registration documents [1][3]. - Tianqi brand toothpaste products were highlighted for severe microbial contamination, with one product showing a bacterial count of 19,000 CFU/g, exceeding the standard limit of 500 CFU/g, and another reaching 640,000 CFU/g [3]. Group 2: Regulatory Actions - The NMPA has mandated that relevant cosmetic operators immediately cease the sale of the non-compliant products and conduct thorough investigations into their supply records [4]. - Any identified violations will be dealt with severely, and cases suspected of criminal activity will be referred to law enforcement [4]. Group 3: Historical Context - Fanwenhua has a history of quality issues, having previously been cited for not disclosing the sunscreen agent in one of its products in 2021 and facing penalties for unfair competition in 2023 [3]. - The brand's founder recently announced that the company has expanded to over 6,000 stores and leads in online sales within the facial care and beauty service industry [3].