A UK Government report finds that unsafe and non-compliant products can cost businesses up to £400 per item, with hidden impacts like recalls, lost sales, and reputational damage, making compliance a key business priority.
A UK Government report finds that unsafe and non-compliant products can cost businesses up to £400 per item, with hidden impacts like recalls, lost sales, and reputational damage, making compliance a key business priority.
The MHRA has launched a 2026 consultation on the future of CE marking in Great Britain, proposing its indefinite recognition for medical devices. The outcome could significantly impact regulatory requirements.
The UK and India have signed a landmark 2025 Free Trade Agreement, cutting tariffs on 90% of goods to boost exports, trade, and long-term economic growth.
UK post-market surveillance rules for medical devices change in June 2025. Learn what manufacturers must do to stay compliant.
Discover key insights for placing medical devices on the UK market post-Brexit. Learn about UKCA and CE marking options, appointing a UK Responsible Person, MHRA registration, and regulatory compliance to access the Great Britain market.
Discover key insights for placing medical devices on the UK market post-Brexit. Learn about UKCA and CE marking options, appointing a UK Responsible Person, MHRA registration, and regulatory compliance to access the Great Britain market.