Each summer, sunscreen returns to the spotlight as consumers seek protection from increasing UV exposure. This year, the conversation has shifted beyond sun protection alone.
Each summer, sunscreen returns to the spotlight as consumers seek protection from increasing UV exposure. This year, the conversation has shifted beyond sun protection alone.
Many of the compliance challenges that hinder market entry has little to do with the detergent itself. Instead, it involves missing documentations, incorrect classifications, overlooked national requirements or product claims that were never properly reviewed.
With EUDAMED now mandatory across the EU, manufacturers, importers, and authorised representatives alike are wondering: who exactly needs to register, and by when? Obelis breaks down the requirements clearly, so you know where your organisation stands.
For many foreign manufacturers, particularly in the cosmetics sector, entering the Turkish market starts with a local distributor.
At the outset, this is often the most practical and efficient approach. The distributor supports commercial activities while also handling regulatory compliance, product registrations and interactions with local authorities, making it easier to establish a presence in the market.
What happens if incorrect information has been entered during device registration and EUDAMED does not allow the information to be corrected directly?
Fortunately, this situation is easier to fix than many manufacturers expect.