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duction and trade of these products. International Standards: Adoption of global best prac

(GMP) standards for cosmetics with the international standard (ISO 22716). This alignment is

n relevant, effective, and in line with international standards. The consultation seeks feedb

million funding and the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Save Our Seas I

rters in navigating the complexities of international trade, including identifying and addres

nts in the EU and decisions taken under international conventions such as the Rotterdam and S

: Consistency with GHS 8 ensures clear, internationally recognized terminology. Hazar

rove both domestic safety standards and international cooperation in chemicals management.

training centres, and the promotion of international cooperation with the OECD.    I

nown industrial uses both in Canada and internationally, including in the U.S. and Europe. Th

ification. Aligns with relevant international treaties and chemical trade agreements.

The guideline lists the chemical names, International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (I

certify natural and organic cosmetics. Internationally, however, such certification systems

he proposed revisions aim to align with international legislation and recent updates to the U

: ensure legal consistency; comply with international treaties to which Vietnam is a party; o

n is part of efforts to comply with its international obligations under the Minamata Conventi

rotect public health and to comply with international standards.   Controlling Formald

ve used mainly in cosmetics. However,  international data indicate that it will see extensiv

ion. Promote the validation and international acceptance of non-animal test methods.

to align New Zealand’s standards with international standards and protect public health and