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MDCG 2024-16
MDCG 2024-16
Manufacturer Information Form
on Interruption or Discontinuation of Supply of certain medical devices and certain in vitro
diagnostic medical devices
(as per Article 10a of Regulation(EU)2024/1860 amending Regulation(EU)20171745 and
Regulation (EU)20171746)
This document has been endorsed by the Medical Device Coordination Group(MDCG)established by Article 103 of Regulation(EU)
2017/745.The MDCG is composed of representatives of all Member States and it is chaired by a representative of the European
Commission. The document is not a European Commission document and it cannot be regarded as reflecting the official position of the
European Commission.Any views expressed in this document are not legally binding and only the Court of Justice of the European
Union can give binding interpretations of Union law.
Note:this form should be completed where reporting on individual or several devices of the same manufacturer.For reporting on
several devices,only one form should be completed and see section 6 for further instruction.See also Q.11 and Q.12 of'Q&A
Obligation to inform in case of interruption or discontinuation of supply'.For the purposes of this form,no personal data should be
submitted or collected,including contact details.
1 Administrative information
Name of National Competent Authority(NCA)to which this report is sent
Type of information
Initial information
Additional information(voluntary)*
Follow-up information (voluntary)*
*Please specify modified sections of the form(if additional or follow-up
information):
Reference number assigned by the manufacturer (if any)
Reference number assigned by NCA(as applicable)
2 Information on submitter of the report
Status of submitter
◎Manufacturerr
Authorised Representative (if mandated to act on behalf of the manufacturer)
OOther entity (if acting on behalf of the manufacturer)
3 Manufacturer Information
Manufacturer organisation name
Single registration number (iflled here and already EUDAMED registered,please leave following fields in this section 3 open)