The Industrial Forum was created in 2021 to assist the Commission in implementing the 2020 «new industrial strategy for Europe». On the 2nd of December 2021, the Forum’s third meeting took place! Read the full article to discover the latest update about it.
Therefore, tattoo inks and permanent make-up pigments have been recently evaluated for long-term safety by ECHA. As a consequence, the European regulators have introduced new restrictions for tattoo inks and pigments under the REACH Regulation from January 4, 2022.
We are proud to announce that Obelis has been nominated for the Trends Gazelles 2022 award in the category of medium enterprises! Want to know more? Visit our page!
The EU has carried out a yearly “sweep” exercise on market vigilance to protect consumers against untruthful green claims. This is part of the European Commission’s New Consumer Agenda to support both EU’s digital and green transition.
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on the rules on compensation for damage caused by defective products. Do you want to know more? Visit our page!
Are you part of the European Medical devices industry? Are you currently developing new technologies to improve the European health systems?
Check out this interesting summary regarding MedTech’s latest position paper on digital health apps.
According to the Spanish Association of Cardiology, there has been an increasing number of urgent transplants and medical devices to support said transplants in the last years. Want to know more? Visit our page!
For the 6th year consecutively the European cosmetics Responsible Person Association (ERPA) is organizing the annual Congress on Regulations and Compliance for Cosmetics. Want to know more? Visit our page!
The EU regulators agreed to introduce a new set of tools to improve the EU health security coordination before and during crises by reinforcing the management of disruptions due to the scarcity of medicinal products. Want to know more? Visit our page!
The French competent authority (ANSM) has published information for medical devices containing COBALT. The ANSM informs manufacturers that as of October 1, 2021, cobalt will need to be clasified differently. Want to know more? Visit our page!