Regulatory Revolution in Japan: The New Pathway for “Specific Use Drugs” in 2026
In 2026, Japan is implementing a structural change in its drug designation process. The new workflow allows companies to apply for the “Drug for Specific Use” classification directly to the PMDA (Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency), eliminating previous ministerial bureaucratic hurdles and accelerating the arrival of treatments for rare and critical diseases in the Japanese market.
COFEPRIS: Self-Verification Guide for Warehouses Storing and Distributing Medicines and Other Health Supplies
Mexico’s health regulatory authority, COFEPRIS, has published a Self-Verification Guide designed for companies operating warehouses that store and distribute medicines and other health-related supplies. This initiative aims to strengthen compliance with sanitary regulations, standardize procedures, and help businesses identify nonconformities—ultimately improving safety and traceability across the supply chain.
Gluten and Food Labeling: What You Need to Know
Gluten and Food Labeling: What You Need to Know
Discover That it is Possible to Import Dental Products.
Discover That it is Possible to Import Dental Products
“Discover the critical role that packaging plays in the development of cosmetic products.”
“Discover the critical role that packaging plays in the development of cosmetic products.”
Review of the Draft Technovigilance Standard by COFEPRIS in Mexico.
Review of the Draft Technovigilance Standard by COFEPRIS in Mexico.
Clone Drug Registration with ANVISA: Understand the Process
Clone Drug Registration with ANVISA: Understand the Process
Mexican Ministry of Health Advances with SaMD
The Mexican regulator, COFEPRIS, published the 5.0 edition of the Supplement for Medical Devices in the Mexican Pharmacopoeia, introducing regulatory requirements for Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).
How Product Registration Hosting Can Boost Your Business Success
How Product Registration Hosting Can Boost Your Business Success
Brazil’s ANVISA Extends the Validity Period of the Brazilian GMP Certificate
ANVISA has extended the validity period of the Good Manufacturing Practices Certificate to four years.
Blog – Understanding the Registration Process of Cosmetics with Brazil’s Anvisa
Before starting the registration process in Brazil, it is essential that the company complies with all regulatory requirements. This involves obtaining the Operating License/Authorization from the local health surveillance agency and the AFE/AE from Anvisa.
Exploring the Diversity of Medical Devices for Health Promotion in Brazil
Overview: Brazil stands out as the main market for medical devices in Latin America, with an established, albeit complex, regulatory system. Medical products in the country are regulated by the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA). Against this backdrop, we explore the main types of medical devices and their specific applications within the Brazilian context. Introduction: […]