Cosmetics GMP for Export Purposes (ISO 22716) – Responsible Person

C | M | S can now act as your European responsible Person. If you are a cosmetics exporter, you may have had been notified by mandated bodies that you require to comply with EC Regulation 1223/2009. What are the requirements for this regulation? All cosmetic products exported to Europe/Asia/NZ will have to be produced according to Good Manufacturing Practices. Cosmetics Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) is one of the pillars of the New European Regulation for Cosmetics. This regulation sets the requirements to ensure consumers’ safety. Amongst these new legal requirements, all cosmetic products circulating onto the European Market will have to be produced according to Good Manufacturing Practices; a Product Information[…]

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Top Reasons to Choose Compliance Management Solutions as Your TGA Sponsor

Why Partner with Compliance Management Solutions as Your Australian TGA Sponsor Navigating Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulatory framework requires more than a local presence—it demands regulatory expertise, responsiveness, and accountability. Compliance Management Solutions (CMS) provides medical device manufacturers with a reliable, experienced, and commercially pragmatic Australian TGA Sponsor solution. As your TGA Sponsor, CMS acts as a seamless extension of your regulatory team, supporting ARTG inclusion, ongoing compliance, post-market obligations, and direct regulatory liaison with the TGA. We ensure your devices are correctly classified, supported by appropriate conformity assessment evidence, and maintained in compliance throughout their lifecycle in Australia. CMS brings a strong understanding of both international regulatory frameworks[…]

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MDR 2017/745 and IVDR 2017/746 EU Authorised Representative & EU Importer Services

Compliance Management Solutions Europe Medical device manufacturers seeking access to the European Union market must comply with the regulatory obligations of MDR (EU) 2017/745, including the appointment of a compliant EU Authorised Representative and, where applicable, an EU Importer. Compliance Management Solutions Europe provides integrated EU Rep and EU Importer services designed to support lawful market access, regulatory continuity, and post-market compliance. As an EU Authorised Representative, Compliance Management Solutions Europe fulfils the responsibilities outlined in Article 11 of the MDR, acting as the manufacturer’s official regulatory presence within the EU. We support manufacturers by verifying the availability and completeness of technical documentation and Declarations of Conformity, maintaining regulatory records,[…]

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This New Year, invest in your professional growth and strengthen your regulatory knowledge to stay ahead in the dynamic world of medical devices.

CMS SciDoc invites Expressions of Interest for our Medical Device Training Programmes – 2026, designed to empower professionals with practical expertise and up-to-date insights into global regulatory requirements.Our programs are crafted and delivered by experienced medical device consultants, blending regulatory theory with real-world, hands-on application to help you achieve compliance confidence. Who should attend?💠 Regulatory Affairs & Quality professionals💠 Medical device manufacturers & sponsors💠 Start-ups entering the medical device market💠 R&D, Clinical, QA/RA, and Compliance teams Proposed training topics:💠 ISO 13485 – Quality Management Systems for Medical Devices💠 ISO 14971 – Risk Management for Medical Devices💠 Process Validation for Medical Devices💠 Medical Device Software💠 Auditor Training💠 Designing a Regulatory Compliant Technical File💠 Clinical Evaluation Report: Tips & Tricks💠 MDSAP[…]

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TGA proposed changes to the Regulation of Assistive Technologies

The new TGA document, Consultation: Proposed Changes to the Regulation of Assistive Technologies, seeks feedback on the current provisions in the Therapeutic Goods Determination 2018. These provisions classify “household and personal aids, or furniture and utensils for people with disabilities” as excluded goods, meaning they are regulated as consumer goods instead of therapeutic goods.

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