Italy delays controversial registration rules
This article was originally published in RAJ Devices
Executive Summary
Italian medical device manufacturers and distributors have been granted a four-month extension - until 30 April 2009 - to re-register their products that were already on the market when controversial and complex new registration requirements entered into force in May 20071,2. Vibha Sharma reports.
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