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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://package-1.intertek.test.cloudworkz.eu/event/sa
 fe-use-and-compliance-of-cosmetic-packaging-129/register">Safe use and Com
 pliance of Cosmetic Packaging</a>\nCosmetic packaging is an integral part 
 of the finished product and is at the heart of consumer safety and sustain
 ability challenges. In a strict regulatory environment\, understanding con
 tainer-content interactions is essential to ensure product safety\, suppor
 t compliance activities\, and protect consumer health. This training provi
 des a practical overview of the regulatory framework and assessment strate
 gies used to evaluate the risk of chemical substance migration from packag
 ing materials into cosmetic formulations. Goals To gain understanding:On t
 he requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and relevant reference fra
 meworks applicable to packaging safety assessment.On applicable guidance d
 ocuments and emerging requirements related to packaging sustainability\, i
 ncluding PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation).On the mechanisms
  of container-content interactions and migration phenomena.On analytical a
 pproaches used to identify and evaluate potential migrants from packaging 
 materials.On how to develop an assessment strategy based on supplier docum
 entation\, analytical testing\, and toxicological evaluation.On the role a
 nd responsibilities of stakeholders involved in cosmetic packaging safety 
 and compliance. Educational toolsPresentations built on current regulatory
  requirements and industry best practices.Regulatory and technical case st
 udies illustrating container-content interaction issues.Practical examples
  covering migration studies\, supplier documentation review\, and toxicolo
 gical risk assessment.Interactive discussions based on participants' produ
 cts and packaging challenges.Exercises and/or case studies may be included
  based on client wishes (on-demand training). For whom Regulatory Affairs 
 Managers\, Product Safety Assessors\, Toxicologists\, Quality Managers\, Q
 uality Assurance Managers\, Product Development Managers\, Packaging Engin
 eers\, R&D Managers\, [...]
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SUMMARY:Safe use and Compliance of Cosmetic Packaging
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://package-1.intertek.test.cloud
 workz.eu/event/safe-use-and-compliance-of-cosmetic-packaging-129/register"
 >Safe use and Compliance of Cosmetic Packaging</a>\nCosmetic packaging is 
 an integral part of the finished product and is at the heart of consumer s
 afety and sustainability challenges. In a strict regulatory environment\, 
 understanding container-content interactions is essential to ensure produc
 t safety\, support compliance activities\, and protect consumer health. Th
 is training provides a practical overview of the regulatory framework and 
 assessment strategies used to evaluate the risk of chemical substance migr
 ation from packaging materials into cosmetic formulations. Goals To gain u
 nderstanding:On the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and relev
 ant reference frameworks applicable to packaging safety assessment.On appl
 icable guidance documents and emerging requirements related to packaging s
 ustainability\, including PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation).
 On the mechanisms of container-content interactions and migration phenomen
 a.On analytical approaches used to identify and evaluate potential migrant
 s from packaging materials.On how to develop an assessment strategy based 
 on supplier documentation\, analytical testing\, and toxicological evaluat
 ion.On the role and responsibilities of stakeholders involved in cosmetic 
 packaging safety and compliance. Educational toolsPresentations built on c
 urrent regulatory requirements and industry best practices.Regulatory and 
 technical case studies illustrating container-content interaction issues.P
 ractical examples covering migration studies\, supplier documentation revi
 ew\, and toxicological risk assessment.Interactive discussions based on pa
 rticipants' products and packaging challenges.Exercises and/or case studie
 s may be included based on client wishes (on-demand training). For whom Re
 gulatory Affairs Managers\, Product Safety Assessors\, Toxicologists\, Qua
 lity Managers\, Quality Assurance Managers\, Product Development Managers\
 , Packaging Engineers\, R&D Managers\, [...]
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