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Learn when to apply for conformity assessments to avoid risks, ensure readiness, and streamline certification processes. Discover key principles for effective planning and compliance with regulatory requirements.

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An overview of the critical importance of privacy and security in medical device data sharing, highlighting SGS's role in enhancing cybersecurity.

A comprehensive guide to the US Modernization of Cosmetic Regulation Act (MoCRA) for cosmetic manufacturers, highlighting registration, compliance, and good manufacturing practices.

Discover how food safety auditing can safeguard public health, ensure compliance with global standards, and enhance your company's operations. Learn the significance of audits in preventing contamination, fostering a strong food safety culture, and maintaining trust with customers. Start prioritizing food safety today.

Uncover the secrets of successful medical device supply chain certification. Learn about the pivotal challenges and strategies for ISO 13485:2016 compliance in this informative and essential guide for industry professionals.

In this piece, we delve into strategies for leveling the playing field for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in the medical device industry. It sheds light on the non-linear nature of regulatory requirements concerning a company's size and offers insights into the various missions and operational states of SMEs. Our exploration includes discussions on product strategies, Quality Management System (QMS) best practices, and cost-conscious approaches, all aimed at helping SMEs navigate the complex landscape of the medical device industry.

Many manufacturers struggle to properly classify their devices, which is not a trivial task. This is how we approach this question.