European Medical Distribution, s.r.o . kúpa tovaru na ú?ely jeho predaja kone?nému spotrebite?ovi (maloobchod) alebo iným prevádzkovate?om živnosti (ve?koobchod), sprostredkovate?ská ?innos? v oblasti obchodu, sprostredkovate?ská ?innos? v oblasti služieb, po?íta?ové služby, ?innos? podnikate?ských, organiza?ných a ekonomických poradcov, reklamné a marketingové …
European Medical Group (EMG) specializes in the manufacturing, distribution and sales of medical equipment and medical protective wear. EMG offers vertically integrated supply-chain management services with reliable and fast global logistics solutions.
Medical devices are products or equipment intended generally for a medical use and are regulated at Member State level. The Medical Devices and the In-Vitro Diagnostic Devices Regulations have introduced new responsibilities for the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and national competent authorities in the assessment of certain categories of medical device.
Guide for Distributors of Medical Devices Body: The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to industry on distribution of medical devices, in vitro diagnostic medical devices, and their accessories for human use in Ireland.
Of course, Europe is a highly attractive market for medical device manufacturers, but it is essential to appreciate that the EU now has 28 member states with more than 20 different languages—and don’t overlook Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland, which do not belong to the EU.
Most medical equipment imported into Europe is either sold directly through a local subsidiary with a field sales force, through medical distributors with an established distribution network, or through appointed agents or manufacturer representatives. Local subsidiaries are usually established by international medical devices brands.
Medical device companies interested in the German market must not only obtain European CE Marking, but also identify medical distribution partners best suited to their business development plans and device specialty in order to effectively compete in this highly developed and saturated region.
7/11/2016 · According to Eucomed, Germany, France and the UK currently remain among the top five importers of medical devices in Europe (Belgium and the Netherlands are the remaining two). And as markets with clear demand for medtech imports and established pathways to market, it seems that product distribution within these countries may be the most lucrative end goal – even for companies …
