Regulatory Support and Consulting

MSG Regulatory team has worked with many clients in assisting with the development of new products as well as assessing existing products for compliance with national regulations.

Products covered include:

• Packaging for foods
• Pharmaceutical packaging
• Toys
• Potable water applications.
• The team deals with all strategic aspects of registration including:
• Project Management
• Planning
• Negotiation and discussion with regulatory authorities
• All aspects of petition writing
• Preparation, submission and handling of regulatory questions.

Advice is also provided on the draft European legislation on chemicals, the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation (and Restriction) of Chemicals ( REACH ).

We have a dedicated team of regulatory professionals to allow us to meet and satisfy customer requirements. Quality of service is a high priority in our dealings with clients to enable the client to find what is right for them. Testing is carried out at Wilton to both UKAS and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) by highly qualified and motivated staff.

The expertise extends globally and covers the key markets of Europe , USA , Central and Eastern Europe , Asia Pacific, Latin America , Middle East and Africa.

Key ares of expertise:

• Advice on regulatory aspects of materials and articles for food contact including monomers and additives.
• Monitoring FDA , European Union and worldwide regulations for materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs
• Assessing compliance with the regulations
• Preparation of statements and certificates.
• Advice on obtaining FDA and EU approval for materials and articles for food contact
• Providing data for and writing petitions to FDA and European Commission.
• Determination of overall and specific migration to GLP and UKAS standards.
• Testing pharmaceutical products against National Pharmacopoeia requirements, toys against National standards.
• Registration of materials used in potable water applications.
• Development of new test methods.
• Forthcoming REACH legislation.