FDA’s Teva Warning Letter Sets Agenda For Investigating, Remedying Sterility Failures
Executive Summary
FDA has published a warning letter that not only provides detailed guidance for Teva’s ongoing remediation of sterility assurance failures at a plant in Godollo, Hungary, but also suggests a game plan for any manufacturer of sterile drug products that’s seeing signs of issues with aseptic operations.
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