Another Dr Reddy’s Plant Runs Afoul Of German Regulator

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories has suffered another blow, with a second manufacturing facility failing to pass muster with the German regulator. While the plant doesn’t currently make supplies to the EU, the firm’s recent run of compliance deviations threatens to erode investor confidence.

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DR REDDY'S PLANT HAS FAILED TO PASS MUSTER WITH THE GERMAN REGULATOR

Things don’t seem to be going right for Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd. on the manufacturing compliance front, at least currently. The Hyderabad-based company’s formulations facility in Duvvada has failed to clear an audit by the German regulator – the second unit under scrutiny by the agency for compliance deviations over the recent past.

Dr Reddy’s informed the Bombay Stock Exchange that an audit by inspectors from Regierung von Oberbayern of its formulations site in Duvvada, Vishakapatnam, identified “zero critical and six major observations”.

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