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**Source:** Jumeili (聚美丽) · **Date:** 2026-10-17 · **Category:** Regulation / Enforcement *原文:立案调查!45批次化妆品“暴雷”* China's National Medical Products Administration published Notice No. 36 of 2026 on October 15 listing 45 batches of cosmetics that failed sampling inspection, and has opened investigations into the products and the companies named. The failures span eight product types: sunscreen, shampoo and hair care, skincare, sheet masks, bath products, whitening and cream products, toothpaste and cleansers. Jumeili frames the notice as a continuation of a tougher enforcement line. Five months earlier, in May 2026, Guangzhou Baiyun Qianfei Cosmetics was punished at the upper end of the scale for supplying false information and concealing the true situation — a case the regulator publicised as a warning. The recurrence across so many categories suggests inspectors are working through the full cosmetics register rather than focusing on one hot category. The practical read-across for brands and contract manufacturers is unglamorous but immediate: batch-level documentation, sunscreen SPF verification, and the gap between filed formulas and what actually ships. Jumeili's fuller analysis s
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