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Feb

Generic industry against giving fee breaks to firms setting up operations in the US

The generic drug industry told the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that it opposes waiving annual facility fees for the first three years for companies that establish manufacturing operations for finished generic drugs or active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) in the US during user fee negotiations.

The issue of fee waivers was one of the topics discussed under the Generic Drug User Fee Amendments (GDUFA IV) for fiscal years 2028 to 2032. The industry and FDA held a series of meetings on 14 and 21 January to address pressing concerns relevant to the industry...[RAPS]

15

Mag

EU Regulators discuss new pharma legislation, AI, and more

A panel of European regulators answered questions during a town panel discussion at RAPS Euro Convergence...

15

Mag

US FDA official details top observations from QMSR inspections

The top observations identified in Form 483 reports from inspections conducted under the recently implemented...

15

Mag

European Commission outlines plans to mobilize EMA to diversify supply chains

he European Commission has adopted a Global Health Resilience Initiative that gives EMA a role in diversifying...

13

Mag

Deal on tackling EU shortages of essential medicines

Prioritise investment in EU manufacturing capacity to increase autonomy “Buy European”...