19 batches of Korean cosmetics have not been approved for entry into China-related domestic e-commerce may be affected

　　#Laogao E-commerce Online Information# On January 13, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China recently announced the "food cosmetic information that was not approved in November 2016", and a total of 19 batches of Korean cosmetics were on the "black list".

　　It is reported that a total of 28 batches of imported cosmetics have been included in the list, including face creams, essences, cleansers, facial masks, etc. Among them, 19 batches are products under famous Korean cosmetic brands such as Aijing and Iyaso. Nearly 11 tons (11,272 kilograms) of related products have been returned.

　　Reasons for failure to obtain access include: no authorization letter for import cosmetics filing certificates within the valid period, dioxane exceeds the standard, and the detection of preservative methyl 4-hydroxybenzoate, but there is no such ingredient in the product formula of the product filing certificate. The product formula has changed and no corresponding filing certificate has been obtained.

　　South Korean media said that insiders in the Korean cosmetics industry said that among the list of unapproved cosmetics announced by China this time, Korean cosmetics account for the highest proportion. Therefore, the industry is worried that China has begun to increase restrictions on Korean cosmetics, which has brought a major blow to the Korean cosmetics industry.

　　Relevant data shows that in 2015, South Korea's total exports of cosmetics exceeded US$2.9 billion, a year-on-year increase of 52.9%. Currently, among the top ten shipping countries in South Korea, mainland China, Hong Kong and the United States together account for 72.1%, of which mainland China ranked first with US$1.195 billion, accounting for 40.7% of South Korea's total cosmetic exports, an increase of 99.9%.

　　It is reported that after South Korea and the United States officially announced the deployment of THAAD in South Korea in July last year, the stock prices of Korean cosmetics-related companies such as AmorePacific Group and South Korea Kema fell sharply, and AmorePacific Group's stock price plummeted by nearly half in just 6 months.

　　In addition, among the list of products that failed to obtain access this time, there are Korean foods such as brown rice balls, meal replacement powder, chocolate, and milk candy. They were destroyed due to reasons such as coliform bacteria exceeding the standard, exceeding the shelf life, and exceeding the total colony count.

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