The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) has raised strong objections to a recent notification issued on March 10, 2025, by the Commissionerate of Health, Medical Services & Medical Education, Government of Gujarat. The notification sets an unjust reimbursement structure, allocating ₹25,000 for USFDA-approved
Calls for Policy Reforms to Curb Unfair Import Practices and Boost Make-in-India Initiative in Medical Devices Sector The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD), representing domestic manufacturers, has called upon the government to impose safeguard duties on imported medical devices to protect India’s burgeoning medical
The Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AiMeD) today emphasized the need for the Indian government to revisit tariff structures considering the ongoing efforts to enhance healthcare security in India and address potential challenges arising from global health crises. In a statement, AiMeD expressed concern over
Class A & B Devices have been regulated since April 1 and manufacturers who were registered but not Licensed on April 1 were allowed to continue manufacturing and selling while the state and central government regulators sought compliance and audit certification etc . Similar written
Unfortunate to see PM’s ‘Make in India’ dream being bulldozed: AiMeD In an unprecedented move, India’s leading industry body – FICCI’s Medical Devices Division – joins hands with forces inimical to the Make in India drive of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, giving a body blow
