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July Newsletter 2024 – Chinese (Traditional)

We look forward to sharing the latest updates and insights in our July 2024 Newsletter. What’s inside! ! 1. The latest information on medical device regulations and compliance2. Cosmetics safety standards and industry trends3. List of Updated ISO Standards for July 2024 Please read below for more information. July Newsletter Chinese Traditional...
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July Newsletter 2024 – Chinese (Simplified)

We look forward to sharing the latest updates and insights in our July 2024 Newsletter.What's inside! !1. The latest information on medical device regulations and compliance2. Cosmetics safety standards and industry trends3. List of Updated ISO Standards for July 2024Please read below for more information.July Newsletter Chinese Simplified...
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Cosmetic Regulatory Requirements in Luxembourg

Cosmetic Regulatory Requirements in Luxembourg complies with the EU regulation (Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009) without additional national requirements specific to cosmetics. The regulation sets out stringent requirements to ensure the safety of cosmetic products before they are placed on the market. Ministry of Health (Ministère de la Santé) The regulatory authority overseeing cosmetic products in Luxembourg is the Ministry of Health (Ministère de la Santé). They are responsible for enforcin...
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Cosmetic Regulatory Requirements in Sweden

In Sweden, cosmetic products are regulated primarily under the framework of the European Union (EU) legislation, specifically Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 on cosmetic products. This regulation ensures the safety and compliance of cosmetic products across the EU member states, including Sweden. Medical Products Agency (MPA) In Sweden, the Medical Products Agency (MPA) or Läkemedelsverket is responsible for overseeing the regulation of cosmetic products. The MPA ensures that cosmetic products pla...
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What makes Switzerland significant for Medical Device Manufacturers?

Switzerland is a premier destination for medical device manufacturers relying on sophisticated micromanufacturing or advanced precision techniques. This appeal is evident in Switzerland’s choice of EMEA headquarters for industry leaders. The country boasts one of the world’s highest proportions of GDP derived from the manufacturing sector, driven by traditional watchmaking, MEMS, and Medtech industries. These sectors have cultivated highly industrialized, digitized precision cluste...
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Labelling Requirements – Swiss Authorized Representative

Labelling Requirements – Swiss Authorized Representative Written, printed, or graphic information appears either on the device itself or on the packaging of each unit or the packaging of multiple devices (Art. 2 point 13 MDR). Timeline for Information on Indication of CH-REP “on the device” or “in the accompanying document.” The provision for indication of CH-REP comes into effect on 26 May 2021 and is timeline based, applicable to devices of all classes (Class I, IIa, IIb, III)....
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Swiss Manufacturer Obligations

1. Manufacturers outside Switzerland will need to appoint Swiss AR. 2. The Manufacturer will use commercially reasonable efforts to update its technicaldocumentation for the devices, to comply with the requirements of the ordinance, and to complete a conformity assessment procedure for devices in due time prior to the expiration of their current certificate of conformity. 3. The Manufacturer reserves the right but needs to inform AR about any discontinuities of the devices upon expiration of the...
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Switzerland AR Responsibilities

Obligations of the Switzerland AR Responsibilities 1. Verify the DoC and technical documentation have been drawn up and where necessary conformity assessment procedure has been carried out. 2. Keep available a copy of the technical documentation, the declaration of conformity and, if applicable, a copy of the relevant certificate, including any amendments and supplements, at the disposal of competent authorities for a period as defined in the section «Records» of this agreement. 3. Register it...
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Switzerland Authorised Representative

Medical devices are regulated by the Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Product Manufacturer Responsibility 1.Ensuring medical devices are placed on the market is in accordance with the requirement of the medical device ordinance. 2.Affixing the conformity mark and carrying out clinical evaluation according to Article 61 EU MDR. 3.Keep technical documentation, declaration of conformity & any other certificates updated. 4.At the request of a competent authority, the manufacturer should submit...
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Cosmetic Regulatory Requirements in UK

In the United Kingdom (UK), cosmetic products are regulated under the UK Cosmetics Regulation 2019, which governs the safety and marketing of cosmetic products. This regulation largely mirrors the European Union’s Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 and came into effect following Brexit to ensure continuity in standards and consumer safety. Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) The regulatory authority overseeing cosmetic products in the UK is the Office for Product Safety and Standards...
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