Global Translations Service

The World Trade Organization reported a yearly growth rate of 14.4% for the imports and exports of medical goods. The revised provisions and harmonized regulations have opened trade markets to multiple Tier-2 & Tier-3 countries. However, an efficient supply of medical goods cannot be guaranteed if its usage is left ambiguous to the local regulator or the end user. To address this setback, translations of medical documents are important to the local language of the member state. Many National Regulatory Authorities expect the Technical File, if not the Labels, IFUs and User Manuals, to be submitted in the local national language.

With the increasing ease of doing business globally, meeting national requirements have become equally important. Translation of critical medical documents is a necessity to ensure a hassle-free trade experience.