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MDR reform is on the move, but bureaucratic frustration remains high

At the BVMed legal symposium, it became clear that the EU wants to tackle the Medical Devices Regulation. Initial reform plans are already in place. Special regulations for small series, fast-track procedures for innovative products and standardised deadlines are intended to ensure greater transparency in the regulatory process. The EU Commission is aiming for implementation in 2026, but the first key points could already follow this year.
10/06/2025

Despite cautious hope, the mood in the room was rather tense. The certification backlog is paralysing the industry and many SMEs are groaning under the burden of increasing reporting obligations. Company representatives called for clear rules, more predictability and less paperwork. SMEs in particular feel left alone in the jungle of regulations, while clinical trials are increasingly being outsourced to the USA.

Whether it's AI regulation, chemicals law or data access, the interfaces between the different areas of law are numerous and complicated. The desire for relief is loud and the expectations of politicians are clear. The industry is waiting for action instead of new promises. Because if you want modern medical technology from Europe in the future, you have to pave the way for it now.

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