Authorized EconomicOperator (AEO) Certification

The Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Scheme is a program developed under the World Customs Organization (WCO) framework, specifically the SAFE Framework of Standards, aimed at securing and facilitating global trade. An AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) is a business entity engaged in the international movement of goods. This entity must comply with the national customs laws and is approved by the national administration, in accordance with the WCO or similar supply chain security standards.

Types of AEO Certification in India

AEO T1

Certification is granted based solely on document submission.

AEO T2

In addition to T1 compliance, both document verification and onsite inspection are conducted.

AEO T3

AEO T3 is for T2 holders with 2+ years; physical check if major changes or non-compliance.

AEO LO

For logistics operators, AEO requires document checks and onsite inspection.

Eligibilty of AEO registration in India

Financial Soundness

Demonstrate financial soundness and proper internal control systems.

International Engagement

Be involved in the international movement of goods (importers, exporters, logistics providers, etc.).

Minimum 1 Year of Business Experience

Comply with Customs laws and have been in business for at least one year.

No Ongoing Investigations or serious Infractions

Not be under investigation or have serious Customs violations.

Adequate Infrastructure

Have sufficient infrastructure to securely manage international shipments.

Authorized Representative

Appoint a local authorized representative (for foreign businesses).

Eligibilty of AEO registration in India

FDA Registration(US Market)

The Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Scheme is a program developed under the World Customs Organization (WCO) framework, specifically the SAFE Framework of Standards, aimed at securing and facilitating global trade. An AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) is a business entity engaged in the international movement of goods. This entity must comply with the national customs laws and is approved by the national administration, in accordance with the WCO or similar supply chain security standards.

Eligibilty of AEO registration in India

Determine Device Classification Class I (Low Risk)

Minimal regulatory requirements. Class II (Moderate Risk) – May require 510(k) clearance. Class III (High Risk) – Requires Premarket Approval (PMA).

Establishment Registration

All manufacturers must register with the FDA and list their devices. Foreign manufacturers need a U.S. Agent.

Establishment Registration

All manufacturers must register with the FDA and list their devices. Foreign manufacturers need a U.S. Agent.

Compliance & Labeling

Adhere to FDA Quality System Regulations (QSR). Ensure proper labeling and UDI compliance (if applicable).

Post-Market Requirements

Medical Device Reporting (MDR) for adverse events. FDA inspections and periodic audits.

Documents Required for FDA Registration (US Market)

Airway Bill & Invoice Bill of Lading 

Order for purchase Specific 

Documentation for Each Commodity 

List of Items to Consider 

List of Growers 

Labelling Copies 

Documentation proving the identity of the product's true owner

CE Marking (EU Market)

The CE stands for Conformite Europeenne, which means European Conformity. The Conformité Européene (CE) Mark is defined as the European Union’s (EU) mandatory conformity marking for regulating the goods sold within the European Economic Area (EEA) since 1985

Registration Process for CA Marketing

Documents Required for CE Marking (EU Market)

  1. General description of the product.
  2. Conceptual design and manufacturing drawings, including component and circuit schemes if applicable.
  3. Descriptions and explanations to aid understanding of the drawings and schemes.
  4. List of harmonized and non-harmonized standards applied during the conformity assessment process.
  5. Test reports and risk assessment files.
  6. Copies of conformity documentation for critical product components.
  7. Instructions for use.
  8. Copy of the Declaration of Conformity.
Free Sale (Certificate)

A Free Sale Certificate (FSC), also known as a Certificate for Export, is an official document issued by regulatory authorities, certifying that a medical device is freely sold and complies with applicable regulations. This certificate is essential for exporting regulated or notified medical devices to international markets.

Application Process for Free sale certificate

Documents Required for Free Sale Certificate for Medical Devices

📌 Cover Letter – On company letterhead, signed and stamped by the organization’s head.

📌 Undertaking on Rs.100 Notarized Stamp Paper – Declaring no market complaints or adverse events.

📌 List of Products – A document listing all medical devices requiring the FSC.

📌 Manufacturing License & Approved Product List – Verifying compliance with regulatory standards.

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