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(1) The Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Market Supervision issued the "Regulations on Quality and Safety Risk Classification Management of Cosmetic Enterprises in Shanghai" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"). The Regulations aim to strengthen the supervision of cosmetic enterprises, enhance their quality and safety awareness, and optimize the allocation of supervisory resources. The Regulations are based on the "Regulations on the Supervision of Cosmetics," "Regulations on the Supervision and Management of Cosmetic Production and Operation," "Regulations on the Registration and Filing Management of Cosmetics," and "Regulations on the Inspection and Management of Cosmetics."
(2) The Regulations apply to the quality and safety risk management activities of cosmetic enterprises within the administrative region of Shanghai, including the collection, classification, and application of information related to quality and safety risks.
(3) The Regulations emphasize the principles of objectivity, fairness, scientific accuracy, and dynamic management in the classification and management of quality and safety risks. The Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Market Supervision is responsible for formulating the quality and safety risk classification indicators for cosmetic enterprises, establishing a unified quality and safety risk classification management system for the city, and organizing the quality and safety risk classification management work for all cosmetic enterprises in the city.
(4) The Regulations also encourage relevant cosmetic industry associations to participate in the quality and safety risk classification work, and to urge cosmetic enterprises to submit true and complete self-evaluation information. Cosmetic enterprises can query their classification results through the quality and safety risk classification management system.
(5) The Regulations divide the classification indicators into two levels: "system compliance" and "credit risk." The total score for quality and safety risk classification is 100 points, with four levels: A (90 points and above), B (75-90 points), C (60-75 points), and D (below 60 points). Enterprises that have been subject to administrative penalties, have engaged in malicious behavior, or have had serious consequences will be immediately classified as D-level.
(6) The Regulations require cosmetic enterprises to undergo quality and safety risk classification annually. The classification period is from November 30 of the previous year to the end of the current year. Enterprises that obtain a cosmetic production license after May 31 of the current year or have been closed for more than half a year will not be included in the current year's classification.
(7) The Regulations specify the evaluation process, which includes self-evaluation, information verification, preliminary evaluation, result announcement, and dispute application and handling. Cosmetic enterprises must submit their self-evaluation information and true and complete data within a specified period, and the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Market Supervision will verify the information and issue a preliminary evaluation result.
(8) The Regulations also specify the application of classification results, which includes the comprehensive application of classification results by the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Market Supervision and the authorized or entrusted market supervision departments of districts. The classification results will be used to determine the focus and frequency of supervision and inspection, and to implement differentiated classification supervision.
(9) The Regulations will take effect on February 13, 2025, and will be valid for five years until February 12, 2030.