【Video Recording】
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【Introduction】
With the enhancement of people's health awareness and the improvement of the concept of meticulous parenting, the consumption demand for high-quality infant formula foods in China is constantly increasing. Therefore, the huge business opportunities in the Chinese market have also attracted a large number of infant formula manufacturers to have a try. But navigating the complex regulatory framework and ensuring compliance can be a daunting task. Don’t worry, our upcoming online webinar is here to help.
In this webinar, our expert will guide you through the maze of policies, highlighting the latest updates and changes that you need to be aware of. We’ll cover aspects from understanding the regulatory framework to mastering the registration process, ensuring you obtain the knowledge you need to succeed in this lucrative market.
Please scan the QR Code below to register, and see you in the webinar at 15:00, May 23 (GMT+8).
【Language】
English
【Time】
Date | Time (GMT+8) |
2024-5-23 | 15:00 |
【Main Content】
-1. Background Introduction
-2. Key points of compliance
-3. Registration process and status
【Speaker】
Chao Wang Senior Registration Consultant
Chao Wang graduated from University of Hawaii with a master's degree in chemistry. He has been engaged in related work in the field of food safety since 2015. He has worked in public institution, state agency, third-party consulting service agencies and enterprise, mainly responsible for the compilation of national food safety sampling analysis reports, national food safety sampling information disclosure and objection handling, infant formula and food for special medical purposes registration consulting services, and infant formula and its product labels and advertising materials review, etc. He has been responsible for a number of infant formula products, all of which successfully passed product formula change or new product formula registration.
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