Where, in a therapeutic goods context, each country that is a party to an international agreement recognises another country's regulatory assessment and approval of a product. N-Q
Agreements that allow testing, inspecting, and certifying of manufactured goods to be performed in the US to another country's standards and regulations, and vice versa.
Allows a product to be marketed in one country because it has been approved in another
a 1992 agreement between Australian governments to address the difficulties caused by regulatory differences between jurisdictions in relation to goods and occupations
An agreement between ECUK and another national body enabling one or more classes of Registrant to be recognised as equivalent in the jursidiction of the other body - and vice versa. Web
An international agreement that provides for the mutual recognition of compliance certification for good manufacturing practices for drugs.
A mutual recognition agreement or MRA is an international agreement by which two countries agree to recognize one another's conformity assessments. These have become increasingly common since the formation of the World Trade Organization in 1995. MRAs have been forged within and among various trade blocs, including APEC and the European Union.