AdvaMed Tags China-Made Device Knock Offs As Concern At Federal Commission Hearing

U.S. device companies dealing in Asia worry about Chinese firms stealing American manufacturers’ intellectual property, then selling knock-offs of American devices that look similar, but are not as safe, AdvaMed’s executive VP of global strategies Ralph Ives told a U.S.-China trade commission April 3.

Some Chinese device makers are creating headaches for U.S. medtech companies by stealing their intellectual property and using it to make knock-offs that look like American devices, but are not as safe, an Advamed official told the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission April 3.

“We are very concerned about [Chinese] products that may look like company X’s product – but do not perform like company X’s product – because that means patient safety [is compromised],” Ralph Ives, executive VP, global strategy & analysis told the commission’s vice-chairman William Reinsch, during the

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