CCIP brings regulatory excellence and innovation to Davao this May 2026

“CCIP Connect Mindanao empowers growth and inspires innovation by bringing together members, industry leaders, and professionals, fostering stronger networks, knowledge sharing, and new opportunities for our expanding membership in the region.” ~Dr. Janina Gutierrez-Tan, president of CCIP

The Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines, Inc. (CCIP) intends to promote industry cooperation and raise regulatory awareness in Mindanao through CCIP Connect Mindanao, which will be held at the D'Leonor Hotel in Davao City on May 21–22, 2026.

The goal of the two-day seminar, which has as its theme "Your Path to Regulatory and Innovation Excellence," is to give stakeholders in the beauty industry vital information on compliance, business growth, and innovation—all of which are essential pillars in navigating today's increasingly competitive and regulated landscape.

The event will bring together members, industry leaders, regulators, and professionals for a comprehensive educational experience covering key topics such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), sales promotion permits, ASEAN Cosmetic Directive (ACD) labeling and claims compliance, post-marketing surveillance, brand protection, the Internet Transactions Act, export services, and a formulation workshop under the segment "Beauty by Design."

As Mindanao emerges as a crucial growth area for the beauty and personal care industry, the initiative shows CCIP's continued commitment to expanding its reach and supporting regional stakeholders through easily accessible, high-value initiatives.

“On behalf of our Board of Trustees, I am pleased to invite you to CCIP Connect Mindanao, a forum on regulatory updates, industry innovations, and business opportunities in the Mindanao cosmetics sector. Your participation will be invaluable in connecting with industry leaders, regulators, and professionals shaping the Philippine cosmetics industry.” ~Eileen Marie Ng, Event Chairman

In addition to in-depth discussions, attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with speakers through a panel Q&A, which will help them comprehend significant business challenges and regulatory difficulties.

The lecture is open to both CCIP members and non-members, including manufacturers, brand owners, regulatory teams, online retailers, and aspiring business owners in the beauty sector. Meals and a certificate of attendance are included in the registration fee, which is Php 2,000 for members and Php 3,000 for non-members.

CCIP Connect Mindanao is operated in partnership with RDL and is supported by a number of industry partners, including H&E Manufacturing Corporation, Heliochem Corporation, and EMC Environmental Corporation.

Interested participants may register via: https://bit.ly/3LSGo21 or scan the official QR code.

About the Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines (CCIP)

The Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines, Inc. is the leading organization representing the Philippine cosmetics industry, committed to promoting regulatory compliance, industry competitiveness, collaboration, and innovation. Through its programs and partnerships, CCIP continues to empower businesses and professionals while supporting the sustainable growth of the beauty sector in the Philippines.

CCIP appoints new board of trustees for 2025

(L-R) CCIP board of trustees Janina Tan, Monina Ferrer, Robinson Uy, Denice Sy, Michael Zotomayor, Linda Yu, Kimberly Sablayan, Jackie Lim, Christine Reyes, Jenny Nunez, Dennies Ladia, election committee members Lessie Galindo, Sherry Sampang, and Gladys Conopio

The Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines, Inc. (CCIP) held its 4th General Membership Meeting (GMM), appropriately named Cocktail Night, at Revel at the Palace to cap off 2024 with a fun and significant occasion. Members showed up ready to celebrate the year's end in style and togetherness, dressed in their best party attire.

The announcement of the election results for CCIP's new Board of Trustees for 2025 was the evening's high point. President Christine Reyes of Amway Philippines, Jacqueline Lim of First Asia Manufacturing, Monina Leslie Ferrer of Snoe Beaute Produits Inc., Denice Sy of Ever Bilena Cosmetics, Inc., Dennies Ladia of Environatural Corporation, Dr. Janina Tan of Jradiance Corporation, and Shirley Cayago are among the new trustees who will collaborate with the current board.

The newly appointed trustees are Aio Nery of CCT Chemicals Inc., Jellie Marie Villamor of GT Cosmetics in Cebu, Maria Roberta Estacio of Harem Inc., Ramon Claridad of Rainiers Research and Development Institute, John Robinson Uy of Unilever Philippines, Michael Zotomayor of ZLab International Corporation, and Kimberly Sablayan of Lifestrong Marketing, Inc. The Election Committee, which is led by Gladys Conopio of DKSH Philippines, Inc., Lessie Galindo of Brenntag Ingredients, Inc., and Faye Muñoz of Chemrez Technologies, Inc.

Co-hosted by Dominic Plana, Tin Guiao, and Denice Sy, the event was lively, entertaining, and full of friendly camaraderie among participants. Great drinks, upbeat music, and the company of colleagues from all over the industry were all enjoyed by the guests.

President Christine Reyes highlighted CCIP's goal to promote, advance, and accelerate the Philippine cosmetics industry in her annual report. She also conveyed her enthusiasm for carrying on the Chamber's tradition with the steadfast backing of its member businesses.

By presenting the Chamber's audited financial report, which was created by Integrated Business Process & Consulting Services, Treasurer Monina Ferrer demonstrated CCIP's dedication to openness.

CCIP reaffirms its commitment to supporting the local cosmetics industry and encouraging cooperation among its vibrant and diverse membership as it enters 2025 with a dynamic and forward-thinking board.