Hindustan Unilever increases soap prices as raw materials cost rise
Hindustan Unilever (HUL) has announced increased prices of soap and shampoo products in response to a price hike for raw materials.
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Malaysia: we won’t shut down our palm plantations
Malaysia has told its palm plantations that they are exempt from country-wide measures designed to curb the spread of coronavirus, according to a report published by Reuters.
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Jurlique forced to issue product recall due to incorrect labelling
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued an urgent product recall for some Jurlique products, following incorrect ingredient labelling and subsequent allergy fears.
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AmorePacific opens Green Tea research center
AmorePacific has announced the opening of a Green Tea Probiotics Research Center to deepen the study of lactobacillus recently discovered in its Jeju organic green tea garden.
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Pakistan and Turkish agencies cooperate on Halal standards
The Halal Accreditation Agency of Turkey and Pakistan National Accreditation Council have signed a memorandum of understanding with a view to developing uniform standards, according to a report published by Urdu Point.
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Australian bushfire aftermath: Honey shortage threatens
Hive + Wellness Australia has petitioned the government for urgent support after a survey of the areas affected by the recent bush fires revealed that bee colonies have taken quite the hit, according to a report published by Food Processing.
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Norway bans Fair & Lovely creams due to mercury content; HUL to investigate counterfeit possibilities
Norway has issued a ban on Hindustan Unilever Fair & Lovely skin whitening creams due to the inclusion of toxic metal mercury and hydroquinone.
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China to ban production of cosmetics containing microbeads by 2020 end
China is set to ban the production of cosmetics that contain microbeads by the end of 2020, with existing products containing the harmful ingredient to be banned by 31st December, 2022, according to a report by Chemical Watch.
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P&G’s Aussie gains PETA certification
Procter & Gamble-owned Aussie has been accepted onto PETA’s Beauty Without Bunnies program.
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China tightens testing requirements for products containing sunscreen
The National Medical Products Administration in China has ushered in additional testing requirements for beauty products that contain sunscreen agents, according to a report published by Chemical Watch. The new rules, which came into force on September 10, require...
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