Advocacy Actions
Meeting with Swiss Business Delegation
The European Chamber was invited to brief Swiss embassy officials and a delegation from the Swiss private sector on China's business environment and the mandates of the Chamber.
Read moreLobby Letter to Health Food Evaluation Center of CFDA on the Impact of Marking Allergens in the Warning of Labels
The Cosmetics Working Group submitted a lobby letter on the Impact of Marking Allergens in the Warning of Labels to the Evaluation Centre. Member companies faced new requirements from the experts on the products labels, which are new requirement and without transitional period given. It will have huge impact to the industry, especially the EU brands. In addition to a lobby letter to explain that there has no urgency or necessity of have such a new requirement, we also asked for a meeting to exchange with evaluation center face to face after the National Day holiday.
Read moreComments to the CNDA's the draft 'Measures for Supervision and Administration of Imported Medical Devices Agents'
The Healthcare Equipment (HCE) Working Group submitted comments on the China National Drug Administration's (CNDA) draft 'Measures for Supervision and Administration of Imported Medical Devices Agents'.
Read moreComments on the Second Call for Comments Draft on the Cosmetics Supervision and Administration Regulations (CSAR) By Ministry of Justice (MOJ)
Cosmetics Working Group submitted the comments on the Second Call for Comments Draft on CSAR by MOJ on 31 Aug. For this round of call for comments, MOJ only chose some associations and organizations to collect written comments, and EUCCC was one of the selected ones. It was a very good opportunity for members to raise concerns and make comments directly. Our comments was mainly about products management, ingredients management, equal treatment to imported products and information disclosure.
Read moreMeeting with Beijing Changping District Investment Promotion Bureau
The Chamber met with Beijing Changping District Investment Promotion Bureau to build up association and explore cooperation opportunities.
Read moreChamber Discusses IP Strategy at China Patent Annual Conference
Organised by the State Intellectual Property Office , on 30th-31st August in Beijing, the ninth China Patent Annual Conference brought together government leaders and industry experts from more than 30 countries to discuss the latest trends in intellectual property (IP) development.
Read moreSeminar with NIFDC, Evaluation Center and Shanghai FDA
Representatives of Cosmetics Advisory Committed (CAC) organized the 6th Annual Regulatory Conferencein Guiyang, Guizhou province this year. Representatives from NIFDC, evaluation center and Shanghai FDA attended and discussed the revision work of Safety and Technical Standards of Cosmetics, concerns of the industry in terms of products registration and evaluation, and Pudong non special imported products notification pilot. It was a good meeting for both sides which enhanced the understanding between the regulators and the industry.
Chamber Presents on Local Business Environment to Jiangsu Department of Commerce
Mr Bernhard Weber, Chair of European Chamber Nanjing Board and Ms You Haiyan, general manager of European Chamber Nanjing Chapter, along with representative of member companies, paid a visit to Jiangsu Department of Commerce and met with Mr Sun Jin, Deputy Director General of Jiangsu Department of Commerce
Read moreChamber Discusses Local Progress in Nanjing Business Environment with Municipal Bureau of Commerce
On 21st August, Bernhard Weber, chair of the European Chamber’s Nanjing Board, and You Haiyan, general manager of the Chamber’s Nanjing Chapter, paid a visit to the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Commerce and met with Zou Weike, deputy director of the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Commerce.
Read moreComments to the MEE's Draft Amendment to the Solid Waste Pollution Prevention Law
The European Union Chamber of Commerce welcomes the decision of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment to call for comments on the <Draft Amendment to the Solid Waste Pollution Prevention Law>. The European Chamber welcomes this Draft Amendment as a step to make solid waste pollution prevention in China more aligned with international practice. There are, however, some aspects that we would like to comment from this Draft Amendment.
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