China's vaccine regulatory system passes WHO muster, paving way to prequalifications
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The World Health Organization has formally confirmed that China's State Food and Drug Administration complies with international standards for the regulation of vaccines, a step that clears the way for Chinese producers to get their products prequalified by the global health body1,2.
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