In October 2025, Biorius proudly participated in COSME Week Osaka, one of Japan’s most prestigious beauty industry events. Represented by Emma Varnier and Alison Raone, the team shared key insights on global cosmetic compliance and market access. Together with Mana Takai from Chemitox, Emma delivered a 45-minute seminar in Japanese attended by over 100 professionals. The presentation highlighted how Biorius helps brands develop compliant, market-ready products for global distribution. Following the success in Osaka, Biorius is honored to be invited to present again at COSME Week Tokyo 2026.

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China is a global leader in cosmetics manufacturing and the world’s second-largest beauty market — but thriving there today requires more than production scale. In this article, a regulatory and business expert explores China’s market dominance, shifting export trends, the impact of US tariffs, and the evolving regulatory landscape under NMPA. Discover why brands must now pair supply chain strength with strategic compliance to succeed.

Bill 96 is Québec’s new language law that mandates French-first communication across cosmetic product labels, websites, packaging, and customer service. If you sell cosmetics in Québec, compliance is no longer optional. Learn how this reform impacts your labeling, trademarks, marketing, and retail partnerships — and how Biorius can help you stay compliant and protect your brand in Canada.

Bill 96 is Québec’s new language law that mandates French-first communication across cosmetic product labels, websites, packaging, and customer service. If you sell cosmetics in Québec, compliance is no longer optional. Learn how this reform impacts your labeling, trademarks, marketing, and retail partnerships — and how Biorius can help you stay compliant and protect your brand in Canada.

Bill 96 is Québec’s new language law that mandates French-first communication across cosmetic product labels, websites, packaging, and customer service. If you sell cosmetics in Québec, compliance is no longer optional. Learn how this reform impacts your labeling, trademarks, marketing, and retail partnerships — and how Biorius can help you stay compliant and protect your brand in Canada.