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Olivia Santoni, Director at Bloom Regulatory, focussed on how cosmetic companies can prepare their businesses to survive and continue to thrive even in the worst-case scenario. The presentation ended with key considerations and
actions specific for the Cosmetics Regulation and REACH (the regulatory framework for chemicals).
‘CTPA Brexit Discussion’, 8 October 2019, London
A follow-up Brexit Discussion Panel took place on 8 October in London for both CTPA members and non-members.
Rather than formal presentations, delegates took the opportunity of asking questions to understand the current political situation and gain ‘no deal’ Brexit key insights via
a series of panel discussions with Government departments.
Chaired by Dr Emma Meredith, Director-General, CTPA, the panels were:
UK Cosmetics Regulation with Euan Fraser, Risk Manager, OPSS, and Amanda Isom, Compliance Manager, CTPA
l-r Richard Bartlett, Institute of Export and International Trade; Sarah Smith, OPSS; Emma Trogen, Cosmetics Europe; Olivia Santoni, Bloom Regulatory and Francesca Rapolla, CTPA
UK REACH with Helen Fox, Head of Team, BEIS,
James Dancy, EU Exit, Chemicals & Pesticides, the Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra),
Graham McMillan, Principal, Teneo and Francesca Rapolla, Regulatory Affairs Manager, CTPA.
Trade (Customs & Tariffs) with Paris Rayman-Bacchus, Borders & Engagement Lead, BEIS, Jon-Paul Brett,
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), Richard Bartlett, Director of Business Development, the Institute of Export & International Trade, Nicholas Shaw Núñez, Head of International Growth & Regulatory Services, and Francesca Rapolla, CTPA.
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l-r Richard Bartlett, Institute of Export & International Trade; Paris Rayman-Bacchus, BEIS; Jon-Paul Brett, HMRC; Nicholas Shaw Núñez, CTPA; Francesca Rapolla, CTPA;
Graham McMillan, Teneo
Delegates were able to directly ask questions to all those on the panels and be given the most up-to-date information in real-time.
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