Amid US Cough Syrup Findings, Regulators Feel India Needs To Work On Perceptions But Also Make Improvements
Executive Summary
In wake of the furore caused by OTC cough syrups made by two small Indian companies, former and current US FDA and MHRA officials say quality-related issues are not specific to India. However, while image management needs some work, manufacturers in the country also need to make further improvements to ensure quality.
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