India Pharma Forum: What The FDA, Indian Regulator Flagged Up
Regulators Discuss Cross Contamination Risks, Quality Culture, ‘Filtered’ Harmonization
Executive Summary
The two-day India Pharmaceutical Forum in Mumbai highlighted key aspects of quality management and its challenges, trends on inspection outcomes in India and emerging concerns of 'dangerous cross contamination.'
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