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Euro Roundup: Notified bodies propose changes to Commission plan for risk-adaptive device surveillance

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By Nick Paul Taylor Verified
| Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
Euro Roundup: Notified bodies propose changes to Commission plan for risk-adaptive device surveillance Notified body association Team-NB has suggested changes to the European Commission’s proposals for risk-adaptive surveillance of medical devices. Currently, certificates issued by notified bodies for medical devices and in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) expire after five years.
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Asia-Pacific Roundup: India expands mandatory use of QR codes for traceability, starts phased transition

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By Nick Paul Taylor Verified
| Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
Asia-Pacific Roundup: India expands mandatory use of QR codes for traceability, starts phased transition India has adopted legislation expanding the mandatory use of QR codes for tracing more drugs across the supply chain. In 2022, the Indian government mandated that manufacturers of the top 300 pharmaceutical brands in the country should adopt QR code-based identification.
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Euro Roundup: European Parliament backs temporary suspension of wastewater proposals

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By Nick Paul Taylor Verified
| Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
Euro Roundup: European Parliament backs temporary suspension of wastewater proposals The European Parliament has called for the temporary suspension of plans to make drugmakers pay for wastewater treatment. Under the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD), pharmaceutical and cosmetics companies would be primarily responsible for covering the costs of removing micropollutants from water.
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