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Cosmetics Testings
China Cosmetic Ingredient Database (China CosIng)
Disinfection Product Testing
Cosmetic Safety and Efficacy Evaluation
China New Cosmetic Ingredients Registration and Filing
China Cosmetics Registration and Filing
Flame Retardant Testing
Coatings Testing
Office and Household Furnitures Testing
Campus Safety Detection
Testing of Harmful Substances in Plastic Tracks
New China FCMs Standards
New Food Contact Substance Registration in China
FCMs Testing in Other Countries/Regions
EU FCMs Testing
US FCMs Testing (FDA)
China FCMs Testing (GB)
Cleaning, Disinfection, Sterilization Process Validation
Cleaning Room Testing
Stability Test
Microbiological Testing
Biocompatibility Testing
Safety Evaluation for Leachable Substances
ELV Testing
Automotive GPM Hazardous Substance Management System
Asbestos Testing
VOC Testing
REACH Regulatory Service
IMDS Service
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CIRS botiantang Officially Opens its New Toxicology Laboratory
Hangzhou CIRS botiantang Technology Co., Ltd. officially inaugurated its new toxicology laboratory in August. Located in the Tianhe High-tech Industrial Park in the Binjiang District of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, this lab is to provide toxicological tests and research services to industries such as cosmetics, medical devices, health products, specialty foods, and pharmaceuticals.
08-08
SCCS Issued Final Opinion on the Safety of Fullerenes, Hydroxylated Fullerenes and Hydrated Forms of Hydroxylated Fullerenes (Nano)
On November 3, 2023, the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) of the European Union issued final opinion on Fullerenes, Hydroxylated Fullerenes and hydrated forms of Hydroxylated Fullerenes (nano). The preliminary opinion was released on April 24, 2023. 1. In view of the above, and taking into account the scientific data provided, does the SCCS consider Fullerenes, Hydroxylated Fullerenes and hydrated forms of Hydroxylated Fullerenes safe when used in cosmetic products according to the maximum concentrations and specifications as reported via CPNP, taking into account reasonably foreseeable exposure conditions? 2. Based on the currently available scientific literature and SCCS’ expert judgement, the SCCS is requested to assess any further scientific concerns with regard to the use of Fullerenes, Hydroxylated Fullerenes and hydrated forms of Hydroxylated Fullerenes in cosmetic products and whether a potential risk to human health can be identified according to Article 16(6) Reg.1223/2009.
11-09
National Food Safety Standard for Food Contact Silicone Rubber Materials and Articles Now Released for Public Comments
In accordance with the Food Safety Law and its implementation regulations, the Food Safety National Standard Review Committee has organized the drafting of 11 new food safety national standards and amendments for public consultation. These standards encompass various aspects of food safety, including two food contact product standards: "General Safety Requirements for Food Contact Materials and Products" and "Food Contact Silicone Rubber Materials and Products."
10-30
US EPA New Rules: Strengthening Control of Persistent Chemicals PFAS
On September 28, 2023, U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an important new rule under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), requiring manufacturers of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to provide more data for better regulation. PFASs are a large class of chemically stable organic fluorides known for their water and stain resistance, as well as good insulation. They find extensive use in various industrial sectors, including food packaging, electronics, leather and apparel, construction and household applications, firefighting, and medical supplies. However, PFASs are persistent and migrate in the environment, making them difficult to degrade. They are also called persistent chemicals and have posed a significant threat to human health and the ecological environment.
10-30
The U.S. Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963 Updated to the 2023 Version
On October 13, 2023, the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) released the toy safety standard ASTM F963-23. Currently, the federal regulation 16 CFR 1250 still adopts ASTM F963-17.
10-23
Why Choose CIRS botiantang
01
Globalized Service Resources
With its Headquarter in Hangzhou, China and subsidiaries in Ireland, South Korea, USA, Britain, Beijing and Nanjing, CIRS C&K Testing is able to provide globalized services to clients.
02
Sound Laboratory Construction
CIRS botiantang owns several professional laboratories, including Chemical Analysis Laboratory, Microbiology Laboratory, Efficacy Evaluation Laboratory, Toxicology Laboratory, etc.
03
Rich Industrial Experience
Deeply rooted in the industry for more than 16 years, CIRS C&K Testing provided its technical services to over 15,000 enterprises, including 60+ Top 500 enterprises.
04
International Elite Team
The technical team comprises of over 100 technical staffs, including products regulations experts, risk assessment experts, toxicologists, data analysis and software specialists.
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One-stop Compliance Services
CIRS botiantang is able to provide one-stop compliance services across products fully life cycle, including compliance consulting, testing, product R&D, data services, etc., for multiple industries, such as cosmetics, consumer goods, medical devices, disinfectant products, chemicals, food, automotives.