Upcoming Webinars
On-demand Webinars
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Giving you the best of Mexican medical devices market, right from decoding the classification, intelligence on required documentation and registration procedures and approval timelines, this webinar will give you a comprehensive outlook on the Mexican Medical Devices Regulatory landscape.
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From a trend to a progressive sector, the Health Functional Food market has come a long way in the Korean landscape. Entering the Korean HFF market requires not only the comprehensive knowledge on the HFF Act, but also a detailed market analysis about trends, regulatory complexities and competitive marketing strategies.
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The webinar offers an in-depth understanding of the Cosmetics Regulatory landscape, the Evolving Regulatory Challenges and an Effective Roadmap that demystifies the cosmetics compliance. The webinar also covers Freyr’s best practices and offerings to meet various cosmetic compliance requirements. It covers insights on the US, EU, China and ASEAN cosmetics market regulatory landscape and the regional registration procedures and regulatory pre requisites.
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The webinar, titled, “Packaging & Global Regulation: Prepare to Manage Change or it will Manage You,” is taking place on Thursday, May 28th from noon ‘til 1 p.m. EDT. The company – Johnson & Johnson – will share a case study on the project it titled Cocoon. We believe this is one of the best examples of a successful global packaging compliance initiative.
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Freyr is pleased to present a webinar to assist Life Science companies prepare for the acceptance of regulatory submissions in the electronic Common Technical Document (eCTD) format. Recently South Africa, Australia, Middle East and Thailand have issued a requirement for sponsors to submit the dossier in eCTD format.
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Freyr is pleased to announce the launch of FREYR UDI VISION, a three part webinar series that will take an in-depth view and explain the intricacies and nuances of UDI submission process based on the real-time case scenarios, queries and challenges faced by medical device companies.