CFDA refers to China Food and Drug Administration, which is directly affiliated to the State Council, a drug supervision and administration department established by the national government, a part of China's drug administration organization system, and belongs to the category of the national pharmaceutical administration organization system. CFDA certification is the certification of the US Food and Drug Administration in People's Republic of China (PRC) and China. Generally speaking, the food and drugs approved by CFDA are reliable, safe to take and guaranteed in quality.
CFDA is responsible for supervising the whole process of pharmaceutical products from research and development, production to circulation and use to ensure the safety, effectiveness and quality controllability of products. CFDA certification is one of the necessary conditions for drugs and food to enter the China market. It requires enterprises to ensure the quality and safety of products through a series of technical standards and quality control measures.
Significance of CFDA certification
The role of CFDA certification is very important. For medical device manufacturers, obtaining CFDA certification can prove that the quality and safety of their products have been recognized, which can improve the reputation and market competitiveness of enterprises. For consumers, purchasing CFDA-certified medical devices can ensure the quality and safety of products, thus reducing the use risk.
CFDA certification means that the product is considered as a legal, safe and effective medical device on the premise of meeting regulations and standards. Products certified by CFDA can ensure that their quality and safety are effectively controlled and guaranteed, and at the same time, they can protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-China Food and Drug Administration