About the AuthorKoji FujisawaGraduated from the Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University. Currently works at a ...

Consumers can easily identify product origin via color-coded marks. Buying everyday products such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste and cosmetics could soon become easier for consumers looking to know ...

The Centre has amended packaging regulations requiring manufacturers of products such as soaps, shampoos and cosmetics to display symbols indicating vegetarian or non-vegetarian origin. Under the new ...

The move means screen guards sold in the market will have to meet prescribed quality standards. The government has set IS ...

It will now be mandatory, say rules, to indicate whether the products are of vegetarian or non-vegetarian origin.

Consumers will now be able to identify whether soaps, shampoos, toothpaste and other toiletries are vegetarian or ...

European lawmakers are pushing to expand the EU’s flagship AI regulations to hold American tech companies liable for the ...

Cypriot manufacturers and software developers are entering the most demanding phase of Europe’s new cybersecurity regime, Research Deputy Minister Nicodemos Damianou said this week, as new obligations ...

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Helmit combines AI-powered social media monitoring, screen time, web filtering, and location tools to help keep children ...

Specright's Andy Stark explores how fragmented product data can increase compliance risk, slow reformulation and drain R&D ...

Stellantis (BIT:STLAM) has appointed Michele Ziosi as Chief Public Affairs Officer, adding senior leadership depth in policy ...