Disclosure obligations on unsold consumer products in the EU

Unsold Products: New EU Disclosure Obligations

The disclosure obligations on unsold products introduce new requirements for European businesses under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). The provisions establish how the economic operators concerned must report information on unsold consumer products they have discarded, with the aim of increasing transparency and helping to prevent the destruction of goods. The new provisions…

Manufacturing Site Registration in Yemen

Manufacturing site of FarmaImpresa has been officially registered with the Supreme Board of Drugs & Medical Appliances FarmaImpresa’s manufacturing site has been officially registered with the Supreme Board of Drugs & Medical Appliances (SBDMA) of the Ministry of Health and Environment of the Republic of Yemen. The authorization confirms the technical and production capability of…

MDR-Certified Vaginal Suppository: Women’s Health Milestone

Gruppo FarmaImpresa at the Top of European Quality: Maximum Safety for Gynecologic Well-Being The EU Regulation 2017/745 (MDR) is Europe’s most stringent framework for manufacturing and marketing medical devices. It raises the bar on safety, quality, and traceability, introducing far stricter requirements than previous directives. For Gruppo FarmaImpresa, obtaining MDR certification for the Class IIb…

Medical Device Regulation: Toward Efficiency and Innovation

Navigating the Future of Medical Devices: A Deep Dive into the European Commission’s MDR Revision and Industry Proposals for a More Efficient and Innovative Landscape The European Commission has officially announced the launch of the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) revision, a welcome development for the industry. This initiative, communicated by European Commissioner for Health, Olivér…

Nasal Kit MDD-Certified: MDR Transition Extended

MDR Transition Extended Beyond 2024: Ongoing Market Access for Our Nasal Kits The MDR (Medical Device Regulation), in force since May 2017 and fully applicable from May 2021, governs medical devices across Europe. Thanks to the extended transition timelines, devices compliant with the MDD Directive can remain on the market until December 31, 2027, for…

CJEU Clarifies Borderline Medical Devices and Drugs

A crucial EU ruling (Case C-589/23) redefines the distinction between medical devices and medicinal products, clarifying when a substance—like D-mannose—exerts a pharmacological action under Directive 2001/83/EC The boundary between “medicinal product” and “medical device” is often subject to divergent interpretations in European markets, especially for so-called borderline products that do not clearly fall under one…

New EU Rules for Food Supplements: What You Need to Know

A crucial update for the nutraceutical sector The food supplements sector is constantly evolving and requires continuous updates from manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare professionals. One of the main sources of regulatory change in Europe is the application of Article 8 of Directive 2002/46/EC, which allows the European Commission to take preventive action on ingredients considered…