Spain’s Only Notified Body Sets Time Limits For New Customers And New Products
Executive Summary
The European Commission may well be optimistic that the new EU medtech Regulations can be implemented on time, but a second notified body has officially announced that it will have to turn new – and some existing clients' – work away, highlighting how the sector is buckling under the strain of work volumes.
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