24 SUPPLIERS’ DAY
Increased attendance at dynamic global marketplace
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The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) 39th Annual Suppliers’ Day came to a successful conclusion at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York on May 15- 16. Showcasing thousands of ingredients/raw materials on a sold-out expo floor and attracting 9,427 registrants, representing 58 countries, Suppliers’ Day 2018 enjoyed close to a 10% increase in attendance. “Bringing together top industry associations, CEW, ICMAD. PCPC and national SCC and IFSCC was successful in creating a spectacular Beauty Week NYC. Attendees experienced a full week of top education, trends, product launches, awards and networking opportunities to advance the art & science of formulation,” said Cathy Piterski, chair of NYSCC. Suppliers’ Day’s New York location and
the increase in attendance and buyer engagement was also praised by exhibitors. “We returned to Suppliers’ Day because of the New York location. The show has a good return for us and connects us with cosmetic brands and manufacturers all in one place,” said Anthony Rohrer, product specialist – Effect Pigments, Sun Chemical. In addition to an exhibit floor that
featured nearly 500 exhibiting companies, Suppliers’ Day also boasted standing-room only Presentation Theater sessions that included tracks focused on sustainability (Discover Sustainability) and the global beauty marketplace (The World of Chemistry). Kicking off with a ribbon- cutting ceremony that brought ‘The Art & Science of Formulation’ to life with participation and support from iconic NYC museums including Cooper Hewitt and the American Museum of Natural History both showcasing exhibits that speak to colour, senses and “living formulations,” as well as the full NYSCC Executive Board and Committee that include ingredient suppliers, as well as leading manufacturers such as L’Oréal, Revlon, Chanel, and more.
Personal Care’s ‘World of Chemistry’ sessions Taking place on the first day of the event,
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‘World of Chemistry’ presented a wide range of international viewpoints, giving an excellent snapshot of trends and issues from different parts of the world. Opening the sessions, Amy Wyatt of Chanel, welcomed attendees to the event and introduced the first speaker, Jürgen Laderman, of IFSCC who discussed ‘Penetration Strategies for Drugs in and Through the Skin’. Dr Fred Zülli of Mibelle Biochemistry continued with a detailed look at Mibelle’s recent advances in ‘Cell Nucleus Health: A Novel Anti-Aging Concept’. Dr Liki von Oppen-Bezalel from IBR tackled an important and growing trend in her presentation ‘Urban and Environmental Pollution – What, Where and How to Protect’ in which Dr Oppen-Bezalel discussed the various ways it is possible to protect the skin against pollution in a safe, effective and natural way. John Lofthouse of CLR-Berlin presented ‘The Challenge of Evaluating and Marketing Cosmetic Actives for a Global Market’ in which he took a step-by-step approach to the market, and the different strategies for designing in vitro and in vivo studies. John’s presentation highlighted some of the technologies used as part of the studies and also covered which goals are relevant to different markets and relevant to the consumer.
João Hansen, formerly an Avon Executive
& current president of ABC Consultee Counsel in Brazil closed the presentations with a look at ‘The Impact of Brazil’s new Biodiversity Regulation for Raw Ingredients on Manufacturers and Cosmetic Industries’. This regulation could have an enormous impact on the industry, so it is important for any company that utilises raw materials made with Brazilian biodiversity to understand the implications and retrospective nature of the regulation. World of Chemistry concluded with a panel discussion on ‘Suppliers’ World View’ and gave Noreza Papin from Expanscience, Alex Fotheringham of MSL, and Joan Gonzalez of Infinitec an opportunity to discuss some of the issues raised during the previous presentations. The discussion touched upon a range of topics, such as the influence of Korean technology on the global market, along with the huge impact of regulations on innovating within the personal care industry.
Workshops and Forums The Future Chemists Workshop hosted dozens of college students from Rutgers, Seton Hall University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Kean University, Long Island
September 2018
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