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A year after ‘sunscreen gate’, the TGA announces overhaul of the way SPF products are regulated

Outlet: The Sydney Morning Herald · Lauren Ironmonger · Published 27/10/2026 04:47 UTC

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The national regulator has proposed a range of reforms, including repeat testing of sunscreens, but some think its recommendations don’t go far enough.

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    The national regulator has proposed a range of reforms, including repeat testing of sunscreens, but some don’t think its recommendations don’t go far enough.

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https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/beauty/a-year-after-sunscreen-gate-the-tga-announces-overhaul-of-the-way-spf-products-are-regulated-20261027-p618v8.html
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27/10/2026 04:47 UTC
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