FDA Guidance for Industry Update – Process Validation
Both finished product and active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturers are affected. While not directly affected, manufacturers of products in the above categories who are not currently regulated by the FDA can still benefit from this new guidance, which represents up-to-date thinking from one of the world’s key regulators.
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