Daily Briefing · October 31, 2026
China’s new detergent safety standard references IFRA-aligned fragrance rules
China
- China: A new detergent safety standard is set for implementation and requires fragrance use to comply with a national standard aligned with International Fragrance Association (IFRA) rules.[1] IFRA says that reference standard is expected to adopt its newer fragrance requirements, but gives no date for either the update or implementation of the detergent safety standard.[1]
For perfume buyers: This update doesn't currently point to a confirmed change in the fragrances you can buy.
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