The US Food and Drug Administration said on Friday that has been thoughtfully and deliberately determining the safest and most appropriate time to resume prioritized domestic inspections of FDA-regulated facilities and other associated activities since we first announced postponement in March.
At this time, it is working toward the goal of restarting on-site inspections during the week of July 20.
The White House Guidelines for Opening Up America Again are providing a roadmap for optimizing operations and new work arrangements, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance for protecting workplace exposures to COVID-19 in non-healthcare settings.
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