China may relax some testing rules to allow the sale of some cosmetics without requiring them to be tested on animals, opening up a potential route into the Chinese market for international firms opposed to the practice, according to Reuters. Under the potential changes, “non-specialized cosmetics” manufactured in China—such as shampoos, soaps, nail products and some skin products—could be sold from June 2014 without undergoing animal testing, according to the China Food and Drug Adm...