China to introduce new rules for online cosmetics sales

Published: 28-Nov-2014
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New regulations put in place by China's Food and Drug Administration

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China to introduce new rules for online cosmetics sales

China's Food and Drug Administration has released new rules covering online cosmetics sales amid the rising number of complaints about false advertising claims.

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