Newsletter | November 9, 2024

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OCTOBER'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

FDA's Revised Guidance On Controlling Nitrosamine Impurities

The FDA has issued a revised version of its guidance, Control of Nitrosamine Impurities in Human Drugs. This article explores the agency's recommendations, root causes of nitrosamines, and strategies for mitigating their presence in pharmaceuticals.

Data Quality Issues At The Heart Of FDA's DSCSA Troubles

Industry still struggles to manage complex data requirements, which forced the FDA to once again delay enforcement of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act.

Survey Says Downstream Biomanufacturing Bottleneck Is Over

BioPlan's 21st annual survey finds that downstream processing capacity constraints are at their lowest reported in years.

OCTOBER'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Establishing Commercial Manufacturing Services For ADCs

Explore how one organization built upon 15+ years of experience and an extensive knowledge base of biologics manufacturing to establish commercial-scale ADC manufacturing capabilities.

Standardization And Flexibility In Aseptic Filling

Standardization and flexibility in aseptic filling were thought to be mutually exclusive. But what if there was a standardized system with flexibility built into the aseptic process, so you didn’t have to choose?

Understanding The Cold Durability Performance Of Fluoropolymer Bags

Although polymer bags are an excellent choice for cold chain use, not all polymer films perform the same way, even if their specifications rate them for use at low temperatures.

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