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Different between "Supplier" and "Subcontractor"

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Different between "Supplier" and "Subcontractor"

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Kristina Zvonar Brkić Jan 18, 2022

A subcontractor is a company that provides for you some process that is crucial for your medical device.  For example, a subcontractor is a company who produce your medical device for you or performs a sterilization process, warehouse, or made some crucial part for your medical device that is specific only for you.

Suppliers are all other companies that provide you with raw material, packaging material, and so on.  

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