ANIMAL TESTING & ALTERNATIVE METHODS IN CHINA
China's cosmetic industry is facing new regulations that require detailed toxicological test results. This could include animal testing if there are no alternative methods available. There is a growing demand for cruelty-free products, so the industry is looking for ways to avoid animal testing.
China’s cosmetic industry is facing new regulations that require detailed toxicological test results. This could include animal testing if there are no alternative methods available. There is a growing demand for cruelty-free products, so the industry is looking for ways to avoid animal testing.
The conversation explores the development and challenges of alternative testing methods in China. There has been progress, with some alternative methods being incorporated into regulations. However, there are still limitations, and animal testing may be required in some cases.
The article also highlights strategies for cosmetic companies to avoid animal testing, such as using ingredients with existing safety assessments and avoiding new ingredients. Finally, it discusses the growing consumer demand for cruelty-free products and how this is impacting the market.
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