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Government auditors last month criticized the FDA for its ongoing drug shortages problem, while House lawmakers chastised the agency at a hearing for not taking more action. Read More
The FDA plans to tell drugmakers by the end of November how they should exchange data with supply chain partners to satisfy new federal track-and-trace requirements. Read More
A control laboratory testing facility in Mumbai, India, has come under fire from the FDA after a summer inspection last year raised serious concerns about the quality of drugs tested there. Read More
The FDA and Indian Ministry of Health & Family Welfare will begin sharing information from quality inspections of drugmakers’ manufacturing facilities. Read More
The FDA has warned China’s CBSCHEM Limited, an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) labeler, for ignoring fundamental quality functions such as keeping detailed records and maintaining a quality unit. Read More
Troubled drug compounder and repackager Medisca has landed in hot water with the FDA again after the agency found a different type of drug in recalled lots of L-citrulline. Read More
Novartis is recalling more than 200 lots of OTC cold and flu drugs distributed in seven countries — a massive market correction by the company beset with quality problems at its OTC plants since 2012. Read More
Drugmakers in the EU must create a program to assess the effectiveness of their risk minimization efforts for each marketed drug, EU regulators say. Read More
New authorities granted to the FDA in 2012 that stiffened penalties for drug counterfeiters are failing to curb the problem of fake drugs because they do not apply to distributors of counterfeits. Read More
The FDA has upgraded the status of Hospira’s troubled Rocky Mount, N.C., manufacturing plant to allow it to begin using the facility to manufacture new products. Read More
Generic drug giants Teva and Mylan are just some of the 13 companies tapped by the FDA to participate in its Secure Supply Chain Pilot Program, an initiative five years in the making that will grant the companies’ products expedited treatment when they enter the U.S. Read More