Areas of Expertise
Three specialized domains where deep regulatory knowledge meets practical experience — ensuring your products meet every standard required for market entry.
Medical devices in Kenya are regulated by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB), which requires systematic registration and approval before any device can be distributed or used. The process involves device classification, technical dossier submission, and compliance with applicable international standards.
Our team has extensive experience in PPB medical device registration across all risk classes — from simple Class A devices to high-risk Class D implantables. We support both local manufacturers and international companies seeking market access in Kenya and the wider East African Community.
Food supplements, nutraceuticals, and fortified food products require registration and approval from KEBS (Kenya Bureau of Standards) before they can be legally marketed in Kenya. Products must meet compositional standards, labeling requirements, and safety criteria set out under the Food, Drugs and Chemical Substances Act.
Navigating KEBS, KEPHIS, and the Kenya Food and Drugs Authority requirements simultaneously can be complex. Marsland simplifies this by providing complete end-to-end regulatory management for your supplement products — from formulation review to shelf approval.
Cosmetic products in Kenya are regulated under the Kenya Cosmetics Regulation, overseen by the Kenya Pharmacy and Poisons Board and aligned with EAC Cosmetics Regulations. All cosmetics — from skincare and haircare to makeup and fragrances — must be notified before market entry.
Our cosmetics regulatory team brings deep knowledge of KPRA notification procedures, EAC Cosmetics Regulations, and international cosmetic safety standards. We ensure your products not only enter the market but maintain ongoing compliance.