Asia Personal Care & Cosmetics Market Guide 2016

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import data due to slight differences in HTS Code classifications for different products. Eg. For 2015, the U.S. recorded exports to Australia, for HTS Code 3305 (hair preparations), of US$54,279,917, while Australia recorded imports from the U.S. under HTS Code 3305 of US$60,367,742. Top Domestic Trade Fairs Hair Expo Australia, June 11-13, 2016, Melbourne, VIC www.hairexpoaustralia.com The largest hairdressing event of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. The show attracts and about 10,000 visitors and 120 exhibitors. SalonMelbourne, March 2-26, 2017, Melbourne, VIC www.salonmelbourne.com.au Aimed at the professional salon market in the state of Victoria. The show attracts over 5,000 visitors and 90 exhibitors. Beauty Expo Australia, August 26-27, 2017, Sydney, NSW www.beautyexpoaustralia.com.au The broadest beauty trade show in Australia aimed at the medi, wellness and spa industry. The show attracts over 6,000 visitors and close to 200 exhibitors. Regulations, Standards, Customs and Tariffs As a result of the Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Australia, the general import duty on cosmetics and toiletries decreased on January 1, 2005, from five percent to zero. Further information about duties and customs requirements can be obtained by viewing the Australian Customs Service website: www.customs.gov.au. Cosmetics and toiletries shipped to Australia are subject to GST (Goods and Services Tax), a broad-based tax of 10 percent. While the responsibility to pay GST to the Australian Taxation Office lies with the producer/supplier, it is the consumer who finally bears the GST cost. Australia has strict regulatory requirements regarding cosmetic ingredients and labeling. Ingredient safety falls with the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS), administered by the Department of Health and Ageing, which require approval for use of a wide range of substances, including ingredients in cosmetics. http://www.nicnas.gov.au/chemical-information/cosmetics The above link sets out the steps to ensure compliance with NICNAS. Specific cosmetics (that fall under NICNAS’s jurisdiction) do not need to be registered as such. It is the “introducer” or importer of the product that needs to be registered with NICNAS. There are different levels of company registration depending on the volumes being brought in but basically the importer needs to renew their registration annually or for any year they are bringing in the product(s). The importer or introducer has to be an Australian company or a foreign company with a physical presence in Australia.
Cosmetics that make therapeutic claims or include sunscreen protection are regulated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). Each product’s formulation, claims and manufacturing details must be submitted to the TGA before the product can be supplied in Australia. The products also need to comply with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice). The TGA will need to work with an Australian sponsor.
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Country Guide: Au
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Page 21 and 22: 2015 Key Figures: • 63,241 visits
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Shaving Prep 3.00 6.00 13.00 65.00
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Color Cosmetics Japanese women use
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Upon receipt of the manufacturing o
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Personal Care & Cosmetics Products
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3304 Make-Up & Skin-Care Preparatio
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The younger generation females tend
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The majority of the mass market cos
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27.44% of the Malaysian manicure or
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to the Muslim consumers should be a
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• Population changes will shape e
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United Kingdom $23,932 4% $25,649 4
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In addition to personal care produc
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purchases across all socio-economic
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Leading international brands contin
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moisturizer than a foundation and y
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2. Hair care preparations (shampoos
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There are no import or custom dutie
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2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Market Si
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Since the demand for new retail cha
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Overview of the Domestic Market US
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Annex
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COSMETICS MARKET READINESS ASSESSME
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Product Function No Not required if
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Product Notification Cosmetics prod
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Percentage of Ingredients Claimed N
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Product Sample Labeling Country of
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ASEAN Table: Cosmetics Indonesia Ma
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Australia Personal Care and Cosmeti
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Table 2: China Imports of Personal
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Table 4: China's Imports of Persona
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HTS Code Description 2011 2012 2013
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HONG KONG'S DOMESTIC EXPORTS BY PRO
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HONG KONG'S IMPORTS BY PRODUCTS, 20
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HONG KONG'S IMPORTS FROM THE U.S. B
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HONG KONG'S IMPORTS FROM FRANCE BY
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Malaysia Personal Care and Cosmetic
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Table 10: Imported Products Share o
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