The Asian Life Sciences Institutes Network (ALSIN) was established in 2024 as a non-profit network of scientific institutions comprising of the Asian entities of the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI), and Shanghai JS Life Sciences Institute (SJLSI), dedicated to promoting safe and nutritious food systems to optimize the health and well-being of populations throughout Asia.
Our Network
ALSIN is a regional network that consists of:
Our Mission
To provide a neutral platform for advancing scientific knowledge and facilitating research that addresses data gaps and enhances public health outcomes across Asia
Our Work
- Foster cross-sector collaboration
- Disseminate Scientific Knowledge
- Support Evidence-based Decision-making
Our Focus Areas
- Nutrition and Health
- Food Safety
- Sustainability
Our Recent Activities
ALSIN Meeting 2024
19 – 20 September 2024
Seoul, South Korea
The meeting provided key updates on food safety issues, risk assessment, and regulatory status and development. It served as a platform to discuss areas for collaboration and harmonization on food safety and nutrition regulations. Learn more
Food Allergen Asia 2025
25-26 June 2025
Bangkok, Thailand
Co-organized by ALSIN and ILSI Global, in collaboration with several agencies and organizations involved in food allergy and food regulations, and supported by food and analytical companies, the 2-day conference convened research, regulatory, and industry experts from Global and the Asia-Pacific region to address emerging trends and challenges in allergen risk management. Key discussions covered allergen thresholds, novel foods, emerging allergens, cross-contact prevention, detection technologies, and updated labeling requirements. Learn More
ALSIN Meeting 2025 and
Mini-symposium on rPET as FCM- Safety, Regulation and Application
11-12 September 2025
Shanghai, China
The ALSIN Meeting 2025 was held alongside a mini science symposium on Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (rPET), discussing regional food safety issues, regulatory updates and applications, as well as country-specific experiences on regulatory control and applications.