Talk of innovating in pharma normally centers on drug discovery and development, but what about innovation in manufacturing and its ability to improve product quality and drive down costs?
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has proposed a new program that promotes the adoption of such innovations in its draft guidance, CDER’s Program for the Recognition of Voluntary Consensus Standards Related to Pharmaceutical Quality.
"It will have a positive effect in supporting more efficient development and production of generic drugs"
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