Tanzania issues consultation on device permits and GDP requirements
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The Tanzanian Food and Drugs Authority has issued two complementary draft guidelines to further the implementation of its new medtech regulatory framework. The first draft document describes the agency's processes and procedures for issuing licence permits to manufacturers, importers and suppliers of low-risk medical devices that are exempt from registration requirements. The second proposed guideline specifies good distribution practice requirements.
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