يحاول ذهب - حر
Sustainability becoming cornerstone of cosmetics industry
January 1-15, 2026
|Ingredients South Asia
There has been an incredible shift in cosmetics over the last few decades.
-
Introduction
A sector that started with a focus on beautifying oneself, focusing primarily on makeup and fragrances, has transformed into an industry that merges science-driven sectors such as dermatology, biotechnology, digital-technology, sustainability and wellness. The consumers of today are no longer looking for cosmetic products that only make them look good but want them to be effective, safe, environmentally friendly and unique. Supported by fast-growing biotechnology, artificial intelligence and digital platforms, the cosmetics industry is heading towards an innovative, ethical and consumer-oriented future.
Current Landscape of the Cosmetics Industry
In today’s world, cosmetics industry is known to be one of the fastest growing markets with growing urbanisation, rising incomes and spreading awareness about the self-care across all ages and sex. Social media and beauty influencers have significantly reshaped consumers’ thoughts by setting up new trends and launching products. Further ahead, a significant shift is seen towards the skin care products leaving behind the cosmetic makeup products.
For example, cosmeceuticals and dermatologically tested formulations, offering various advantages such as anti-aging, protection from UV rays, and skin restoration. Consumers are nowadays more aware, conscious about the composition and are more concerned regarding the safety of using the products. Therefore, brands adopt transparency policies along with scientific validation.The Global Cosmetics Industry Today: Growth, Green Shift and Digital Disruption
The cosmetics industry is a vast, fast-growing, highly competitive market globally. It is shaped by sustainability, technology and changing consumer values.
هذه القصة من طبعة January 1-15, 2026 من Ingredients South Asia.
اشترك في Magzter GOLD للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة، وأكثر من 9000 مجلة وصحيفة.
هل أنت مشترك بالفعل؟ تسجيل الدخول
المزيد من القصص من Ingredients South Asia
Ingredients South Asia
Sustainability becoming cornerstone of cosmetics industry
There has been an incredible shift in cosmetics over the last few decades.
5 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
"We mostly relied on customer funding to grow"
Greenspace Herbs, a leading botanical ingredients company is gearing up for its commercial launch of Quantum Ayurveda, an advanced technology platform that enhances traditional herbal ingredients using quantum resonance principles. For us innovation represents the first successful commercialisation of quantum-enhanced botanical supplements, bridging ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with cutting-edge scientific methodology, said SHAFIULLA NURUDDIN HIREHAL, director, Greenspace Herbs, in an email interaction with NANDITA VIJAYASIMHA. Excerpts:
6 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
Harmonisation moving toward regulatory alignment
AFRICA stands out as a highly attractive frontier for pharmaceutical growth, fueled by rapid population expansion, a rising disease burden, and increasing demand for high-quality healthcare solutions.
4 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
Increasing penetration of clean-label, natural ingredients
The food ingredients sector plays a pivotal role in the global food and beverages value chain, providing essential components that enhance taste, texture, nutrition, safety, and shelf life of food products.
3 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
India's expertise can fill critical gaps in Africa
AFRICA'S demand for medicines is rising faster than almost anywhere else in the world. Population growth, urbanisation and the steady increase in noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and cancer are reshaping pharmaceutical consumption. As African governments expand health-insurance coverage and essential-medicine lists, public procurement of medicines is increasing sharply across the continent. Yet Africa's pharmaceutical ingredients sector remains overwhelmingly import-dependent, with more than 95% of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) sourced from Asia. The Covid-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of this model, as global supply disruptions translated into local shortages. Combined with the rising burden of communicable and noncommunicable diseases, these pressures have elevated API manufacturing from a longstanding policy aspiration to a strategic public-health and economic priority.
4 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
Industry to discuss APIs scheme with Korea to attract investment
IN a major boost to the Indian bulk drugs industry, Indian pharma industry and exporters will discuss the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) with the Korean pharma industry at the upcoming 16th Edition of KOREA PHARM & BIO 2026 to attract Korean investment into India's pharmaceutical and API sector. Besides this, opportunities for business partnerships and collaborations will also be discussed.
2 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
India gains ground in excipients globally: Sinha
INDIA is gaining ground as a reliable excipient supplier globally as Indian manufacturers are adding capacity and improving regulatory compliance.
1 min
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
Future-ready, innovation driven enterprise in API intermediates
Sichuan Dingke Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is a young, ambitious enterprise founded in 2022.
2 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
DoP extends timeline for submission under PLI scheme
THE Department of Pharmaceuticals (DOP) has extended the timeline for the industry to submit their applications for support under the production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for bulk drugs to produce key ingredients of broad-spectrum carbapenem antibiotic meropenem and antiretroviral drug ritonavir.
2 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Ingredients South Asia
Ministry issues draft amendment to remove cough syrups from Schedule K
THE Union health ministry has proposed an amendment to remove cough syrups from Schedule K, to make its sales strictly under prescription of a medical practitioner.
1 mins
January 1-15, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size
