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A second FDA inspection of niche drugmaker Sri Krishna after almost 10 years has turned up a bevy of complaints regarding the company’s quality control systems and the accuracy of its data. Read More
In the latest of a string of manufacturing snafus plaguing Indian drugmakers, the French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety is calling for the withdrawal of Anuh Pharma’s GMP certificate. Read More
Janssen has moved to a continuous manufacturing process at one of its facilities after getting the green light April 8 from the FDA to switch from batch production, making it the first drugmaker allowed to change its production method mid-cycle. Read More
An FDA inspection uncovered a host of GMP deficiencies at a Wockhardt production plant in India, despite earlier attempts by the company to downplay the findings. Read More
Two domestic manufacturers and one in the territory of Puerto Rico have been called out by the FDA over inspection findings covering a diverse array of GMP concerns. Read More
The FDA has a slate of new recommendations companies should follow when submitting a comparability protocol assessing changes to the chemistry, manufacturing or controls of a drug or biologic after the agency has approved its production process. Read More
In response to a slew of warning letters regarding data integrity issues, the FDA is addressing questions on the matter that have come up in recent inspections. Read More