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Lax procedural documentation in quality control units topped the list of reasons why drugmakers received Form 483s in fiscal 2014, its ninth consecutive year at the top, while poor laboratory controls jumped to second place from fourth in the annual rankings of inspection observations. Read More
A compounding pharmacy pled guilty to manufacturing contaminated products that caused skin infections, the first compounder to be convicted of criminal charges for poor quality since the FDA gained new authority in 2013. Read More
The European Union has banned imports of Ranbaxy’s injectable antibiotic cephalosporin following an inspection by German regulators who found the company’s Dewas, India, facility was not in compliance with good manufacturing practices. Read More
Drugmakers and active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturers in Europe that produce multiple products in one facility should justify exposure to contaminants and follow specific steps to clean equipment and reduce risks of cross-contamination, according to a new EU guideline. Read More
Lax procedural documentation in quality control units topped the list of reasons why drugmakers received Form 483s in fiscal 2014, its ninth consecutive year at the top, while poor laboratory controls jumped to second place from fourth in the annual rankings of inspection observations. Read More
A compounding pharmacy pled guilty last week to manufacturing contaminated products that caused skin infections, the first compounder to be convicted of criminal charges for poor quality since the FDA gained new authority in 2013. Read More
The European Union has banned imports of Ranbaxy’s injectable antibiotic cephalosporin following an inspection by German regulators who found the company’s Dewas, India, facility was not in compliance with good manufacturing practices. Read More
King Pharmaceuticals received a Form 483 after agency investigators discovered problems with damaged equipment and cleanroom suits filled with holes. Read More
The FDA is considering a new inspection scoring system that would for the first time recognize drugmakers that go beyond normal compliance with good manufacturing practices. Read More
The FDA has warned two Florida-based compounders, one for repeatedly making drugs without a prescription and another for more than 30 adverse events connected to its products. Read More