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Webinar

Tuesday, 3 December 2024 – 16:00 CET

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In today’s cosmetics industry, staying ahead of evolving regulations is more important than ever. This webinar will explore some of the complexities of risk assessment and regulatory reporting in light of changing requirements such as the USA’s MOCRA, CSAR reporting in China, and emerging open standards. Addressing these challenges is not just about meeting regulations but finding the best solutions that drive innovation and enhance product design and safety.

Join us to explore how effective knowledge management can empower professionals in the cosmetics sector. We’ll discuss:

• The Importance of Data Integration: Discover how leveraging centralized safety data and integrating various data sources can enhance your decision-making process.
• Navigating Diverse Regulatory Landscapes: Learn about the specific reporting requirements for different regions and how to ensure your formulations meet the latest local requirements without compromising quality or safety.
• Real-World Applications: Learn from industry experts about their experiences in managing risk assessments and regulatory submissions, sharing our best practices and lessons learned.
• NAMs: Integrating the latest NAMs data from various sources, including tools like SaferSkin™, to strengthen assessments. 
• AI assisting SmartSafety work tasks: Discover how AI can help enhance your workflows by automating data analysis, identifying patterns, and providing actionable insights.

With a dedicated Q&A session, you can ask specific questions and enhance your understanding of the tools that can support your work. Register now to be part of this informative session!

The JRC has published in 2022 a report with the title Safe and Sustainable by Design chemicals and materials

The EU Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) aims at fostering a transition towards safer and more sustainable chemicals. To ensure this transition, safety and sustainability considerations should be integrated when assessing existing chemicals as well as alternative chemicals that might substitute them. The operationalisation of the Safe and Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD) concept is one of the ambitions of the chemical strategy. There is, therefore, the need to develop a new framework for the definition of criteria for SSbD chemicals and materials. A framework for SSbD requires the integration of risk assessment and safety-based considerations with life cycle-based consideration, to ensure sustainability along the entire value chain. This report aims at reviewing existing frameworks for SSbD, identifying which are the sustainability dimensions included in those framework as well as the parameters, the methods, the models, the tools and the indicators used proposed to address the key issues at stake