EMA reviews Pharmaceutics International's alleged cross-contamination and quality breaches

24 June 2016
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USA-based drug manufacturer and contract development firm Pharmaceutics International is now the subject of a European Medicines Agency review into alleged failures to adhere to good manufacturing practice (GMP) at its UK site.

This follows an inspection in February of this year by the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency which highlighted apparent indiscretions.

That inspection itself came after an earlier visit by inspectors in June 2015, and was aimed at assessing whether corrective measures agreed previously had been appropriately implemented.

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