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September 6th, 2007
Regulation of cosmetics tackled in new book
Abstract:
A reference book has been published to help international cosmetics companies navigate their way through the complex and constantly evolving regulatory systems across the world.
Other topics that are covered include regulatory requirements on toxicity in cosmetics, restricted substances in consumer goods, nanomaterials in personal care products and packaging regulations.
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cosmeticsdesign.com
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