The handling of raw materials, products, or packaging materials in keeping with pre-approved written procedures or instructions was inadequate.
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by this agency in this category 413 findings drawn from 322 published documents. The most recent cases are below; the full set is in search.
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The testing or examination of packaging materials was inadequate on a sample received on the premises by a person that packages the drugs.
See every finding in this document View the regulator's official sourceThe handling of raw materials, products, or packaging materials in keeping with pre-approved written procedures or instructions was inadequate.
See every finding in this document View the regulator's official sourceEach container of a lot of raw materials was not tested to identify its contents with a specific, discriminating test. The sampling plan for raw materials was inadequate.
See every finding in this document View the regulator's official sourceThe master production documents were inadequate. The handling of raw materials, products, or packaging materials in keeping with pre-approved written procedures or instructions was inadequate.
See every finding in this document View the regulator's official sourceThe sampling plan for raw materials was inadequate.
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