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PCPC Focused On Championing Risk-Based, Proportionate Policies Around The Globe In 2022

 
• By Ryan Nelson

The Personal Care Products Council’s senior leadership team sat down with HBW Insight at the end of January to discuss the year ahead, including EU policy movement that could undermine long-standing chemical risk-assessment principles, disrupting international trade and proving infectious in other parts of the world.

The Personal Care Products Council is committed to fighting for risk-based, proportionate policies in the US and abroad as it faces another year of potentially radical change in the COVID era.

While a US trade association, PCPC’s remit is increasingly global as it advocates on behalf of 600 multinational cosmetics and personal-care product companies

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