Packaging Resource Center: Show Coverage: The Bridge to Shanghai
Published: July 31st, 2007
MEDTEC China’s conference program is designed to open up the lines of communication between the United States and China about medical device regulations and distribution. This year’s international medical device design and manufacturing exhibition will be held at Intex Shanghai on August 28–30. The three-day event, now in its third year, features packaging materials and machinery, live demonstrations of CAD, quality systems, and more, in addition to the conference program.
The conference program will start with sessions on Chinese and international regulations and distribution on the first day, focus on design and materials on the second day, and conclude with a workshop on the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. On August 28, Yan Liang, senior engineer, Shanghai FDA, will lead a session on regulatory and quality following the morning session, “The Execution and Challenges of the Latest Regulatory Issues,” which is scheduled to be delivered by a representative of China’s State FDA.
The workshop on the U.S. FDA on Thursday, August 30, will include an overview of regulatory requirements presented by William Sutton, deputy director, division of small manufacturers, international and consumer assistance, CDRH, U.S. FDA.
The event will also feature two co-located pavilions. The PrecisionTec pavilion will feature solutions for China’s orthopedic, surgical instrument, and cardiovascular device markets, as well as machine tools and quality-control equipment. The Medical Plastics Processing pavilion will feature process machinery and custom molding for the Chinese disposable device market.
MEDTEC China is organized by Canon Communications llc and Shanghai CCPIT Expo Company, Ltd. For more information, visit www.medtecchina.com.
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