US and EU relations take centre stage at Regulatory Summit

Published: 26-May-2015
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The two-day Cosmetics Business Regulatory Summit (CBRS) returned to the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Brussels from 19-20 May 2015, gathering leading authorities in cosmetics regulation and testing to present topical issues faced worldwide by beauty and personal care companies when seeking to comply with legislation.

This segment covers those presentations on US regulations and the ways in which trade in cosmetics between the US and the EU is being streamlined.

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