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Regulation, Digitization Mulled As Swiss Medtechs Look To An ‘EU+’ Vision For The Future

Swiss Parliament addresses proposal to allow US FDA-approved products onto the market

 
• By Ashley Yeo

With Switzerland now operating as a third country to the EU, Swiss-based medtech manufacturers are keen to maximize their inherent advantages and build a basis for future growth.

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The Swiss Medtech industry association used its 2022 annual meeting of members to lay out a new vision for the national medtech industry, proposing strategies that should lastingly strengthen the country’s attractiveness as a medtech business location.

The proposals, aired on 17 May under the banner “Medtech in Switzerland 2030,” set out a multi-point reform agenda designed...

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