Mette Knudsen's guest appearances

Mette Knudsen

AFTENKLUBBEN

China Path Podcast

IIEA Talks

Clean Beauty Asia

Noam Chomsky

Michael D. Higgins

James Joyce

Andrew Hunter

Richard Barrett

Francis Fukuyama

Alice Hill

Michael Ignatieff

Michael Smith

Chris Patten

Mick Mulvaney

Jeffrey Sachs

Kevin Rudd

David Bennett

William Hague

OwlTail

Den 2. august 2022 indtraf de nye barselsregler. Men hvad betyder de nye regler for dig, og hvorfor overhovedet ændre regelsættet? Det taler Casper Hjort med Mette Knudsen om, der er rådgivningschef ved DJØF.

Nye barselsregler med Mette Knudsen

In her address to the IIEA, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General (Political), Ms. Mette Knudsen, discusses the current political situation in Afghanistan and efforts of the United Nations to support the people of Afghanistan.About the Speaker:Mette Knudsen was appointed by the Secretary-General as Deputy Special Representative (Political) for Afghanistan with UNAMA in January 2021. Prior to her appointment, she served as Ambassador of Denmark to Afghanistan. She has held several senior positions with Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including as Ambassador of Denmark to Kenya, Seychelles, Eritrea and Somalia. Ms. Knudsen is a member of the Nordic Women Mediators – Denmark.

In her address to the IIEA, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General (Political), Ms. Mette Knudsen, discusses the current political situation in Afghanistan and efforts of the United Nations to support the people of Afghanistan. About the Speaker: Mette Knudsen was appointed by the Secretary-General as Deputy Special Representative (Political) for Afghanistan with UNAMA in January 2021. Prior to her appointment, she served as Ambassador of Denmark to Afghanistan. She has held several senior positions with Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including as Ambassador of Denmark to Kenya, Seychelles, Eritrea and Somalia. Ms. Knudsen is a member of the Nordic Women Mediators – Denmark.

Mette Knudsen - Afghanistan At A Crossroads Podcast

Hello everyone and welcome to this episode of my interview series. Today, we've got Mette Knudsen from Knudsen&amp;CRC.   Mette Knudsen is the CEO of Knudsen&amp;CRC who runs a consultancy supporting brands through the registration process – she shares her on-the-ground experience of the new laws. This is a great discussion about Animal testing regulation changes in China that came into effect on the 1st of May.  Key highlights 🌟 3 reasons why animal testing would still be required: 1. Efficacy Claims – whitening 2. New Ingredients – to add any ingredients not already on the safe list, animal testing will be required 3. Special use cosmetics – sunscreen, hair dye, children’s products  🌟 3 struggles brands are currently encountering: 1. GMP certification authorized by the government of manufacture 2. Responsible agent 3. Time to market  Advice for brands ✅ Get your documents ready – this is the main thing to hold up the process. Efficacy claim support is crucial ✅ This new process requires brands to give a lot of information- your raw material suppliers, source of ingredients, production process, etc ✅ Do not appoint your distributor as your responsible agent – get a 3rd party to support until you set up officially in China  Cross Border e-commerce is currently a much simpler route to market but there is concern that next year once this process is fully established the government will start to regulate cross-border more closely. China is ever-changing to stay up to speed sign up for my newsletter on Cleanbeautyasia.com  Listen to the audio for all her tips and if you want to get in touch, Mette is reachable on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mette-knudsen Email: mette@knudsenchina.com

Hello everyone and welcome to this episode of my interview series. Today, we've got <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mette-knudsen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mette Knudsen</a> from <a href="http://knudsencrc.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Knudsen&amp;CRC</a>. Mette Knudsen is the CEO of Knudsen&amp;CRC who runs a consultancy supporting brands through the registration process – she shares her on-the-ground experience of the new laws. This is a great discussion about Animal testing regulation changes in China that came into effect on the 1st of May. Key highlights 🌟 3 reasons why animal testing would still be required: 1. Efficacy Claims – whitening 2. New Ingredients – to add any ingredients not already on the safe list, animal testing will be required 3. Special use cosmetics – sunscreen, hair dye, children’s products 🌟 3 struggles brands are currently encountering: 1. GMP certification authorized by the government of manufacture 2. Responsible agent 3. Time to market Advice for brands ✅ Get your documents ready – this is the main thing to hold up the process. Efficacy claim support is crucial ✅ This new process requires brands to give a lot of information- your raw material suppliers, source of ingredients, production process, etc ✅ Do not appoint your distributor as your responsible agent – get a 3rd party to support until you set up officially in China Cross Border e-commerce is currently a much simpler route to market but there is concern that next year once this process is fully established the government will start to regulate cross-border more closely. China is ever-changing to stay up to speed sign up for my newsletter on <a href="https://cleanbeautyasia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cleanbeautyasia.com</a> Listen to the audio for all her tips and if you want to get in touch, Mette is reachable on: LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mette-knudsen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/mette-knudsen</a> Email: mette@knudsenchina.com

19. Chinese regulatory changes for Beauty - UPDATE with Mette Knudsen from Knudsen&CRC

On this episode we look at the complex world of getting compliance right when importing goods into China with Mette Knudsen, CEO &amp; Partner at Knudsen CRC.We look at the latest changes in import regulations from changes in inspections, ports and documentation, as well as product regulation updates, such as ingredient checks, animal testing and organic certification. Mette also explains how compliance has become more process based where its increasingly what you know, rather than who you know at customs in China. We also discuss how political issues in the Aus-China bilateral relationship affect product imports at the border.‘This Activity received funding from Austrade as part of the Free Trade Agreement Market Entry Grant Program’‘The views expressed herein are not necessarily the views of the Commonwealth of Australia, and the Commonwealth does not accept responsibility for any information or advise contained herein’

On this episode we look at the complex world of getting compliance right when importing goods into China with Mette Knudsen, CEO &amp; Partner at Knudsen CRC. We look at the latest changes in import regulations from changes in inspections, ports and documentation, as well as product regulation updates, such as ingredient checks, animal testing and organic certification. Mette also explains how compliance has become more process based where its increasingly what you know, rather than who you know at customs in China. We also discuss how political issues in the Aus-China bilateral relationship affect product imports at the border. ‘This Activity received funding from Austrade as part of the Free Trade Agreement Market Entry Grant Program’ ‘The views expressed herein are not necessarily the views of the Commonwealth of Australia, and the Commonwealth does not accept responsibility for any information or advise contained herein’