Asia Reg Roundup: Vietnam Decree, Malaysia Labels And More
Executive Summary
Medtech companies selling into the Vietnam market need to start preparing for major regulatory changes that will be introduced in 2017 via a new decree. That is the advice of Asia Regulatory Professional Association (ARPA) secretary Jack Wong and ARQon consultant May Ng, who spoke to Medtech Insight on a range of regional Asian regulatory issues for this September update.
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