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Regulatory research for medical devices is rarely straightforward. Every device comes with its own technical profile, intended use, and market history and Singapore’s regulatory landscape reflects that complexity. Over the course of our work supporting Class B medical device registration under the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), a research methodology has been developed that is thorough,

“WHYYYY!!!!!!”“Give me back my orange!” These are the woes found on Reddit after Yakult announced that they will pull off the orange flavor from the line-up and replace it with peach flavor. While some other users on the platform felt indifferent, because “Meh, the orange flavor was never my favorite”, some other people who were

Bhutan Delegates Learn About Singapore F&B Monday, 18 May 2026, our company’s representative and managing director Mr. Akira Yasuda delivered a seminar to delegates from Bhutan, including agri-entrepreneurs from the country who participated in the Bhutan Agri-Food Business & Market Linkage Mission event in Singapore, 15-21 May 2026. Mr. Sangay Thinley, the Chief Marketing Officer

Those who worked in Japan will know the “sacred” ritual: Nomikais. Chugging a glass of Asahi, getting another Yakitori skewer, or maybe dealing with a drunk colleague getting way too honest in the confined space of an Izakaya. If you are a Singaporean who have lived through that rush hour all the way to clocking

In 21 April 2026, I had the opportunity to visit the Singapore City Gallery. It was right beside the famous Maxwell Food Center. While I have visited Maxwell Food Center before for some meals, I didn’t realize that there is a gallery next to it. Did I reach Singapore City Gallery? When I reached the

Global Matcha Boom: Blessing or Curse? If you walk into any Matcha cafe today, you will see the “compulsory Matcha phrases”, such as lattes, ceremonial-grade, or all the Japanese words. Even in Singapore, showing the word “ceremonial grade” has been a staple. We see a lot of people crowding at Hvala every weekend, or maybe

Vintage Management CEO, Akira Yasuda, participated as Judge in Make A Thon Grand Finale organized by the Biomedical Engineering Society (NTU) at Nanyang Technological University, consistently ranked among the top universities globally in the THE rankings. Overview at NTU Make A Thon At the final stage, 10 shortlisted teams delivered seven minute presentations followed by

When you hear the phrase “Unique Japanese Products, you might think about the hi-tech, new products such as robots, AI and so on. You might think about high-tech air conditioner companies such as Daikin, Sharp, Mitsubishi, all these companies that produce the most modern products in the world. However, Japan is more than just modern