GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE
Raw Material Specifications and Acceptance Criteria • Specifications should be established, reviewed and re-validated on a regular basis, as deemed appropriate. • Companies should consider a process to specify and approve raw materials based on their conformity with applicable regulations and rules of suitable purity for their intended use.
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