EU Proposal Seeks To Address Borderline Product Classification ‘As Early As Possible’
Executive Summary
The European Commission’s draft regulation for reforming the EU medicines legislation has proposed a new product classification mechanism for borderline cases where it is not clear if a product is a medicine or falls under another area such as medical devices.
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