The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety in South Korea (MFDS), previously known as the Korean Food and Drug Administration, serves as South Korea’s main regulatory authority responsible for overseeing pharmaceuticals. The MFDS is responsible for reviewing, approving, monitoring post-market safety, and enforcing pharmaceutical regulations. Its goal is to ensure medicines meet international standards while remaining safe and effective for patients. South Korea is an attractive market for domestic and global pharmaceutical companies. However, its regulatory landscape can be challenging, especially for foreign firms. Understanding and complying with South Korea’s regulatory standards is crucial for market success. In this blog, we will explore the regulatory landscape of South Korea. 

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