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How COVID-19 has Affected Global Regulatory Approval Processes

  • Desmond Fraser
  • Apr 19, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 5, 2020

In the past few months, the global pandemic has caused major shifts in the way our countries run. From supply-chain delays and a rise in internet dependence to the closure of churches and an increase in restaurants offering delivery, businesses have had to adapt to a changing world with the snap of a finger. Product manufacturers have also had to adapt. Supply-chain delays means vital product components can't be shipped, and thus, manufacturers cannot design full prototypes. Without a prototype, companies can't test their products for compliance or begin the process of putting their products on the market. As a product manufacturer or designer, you might be wondering how COVID-19 has affected global regulatory approval processes. Below, we've delineated the changes that have been made by country. 




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