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Regulators order Sun Pharma to halt eye drug production at Assam plant over quality lapses
By Reuters4 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
Indian drug regulators ordered Sun Pharmaceutical to halt manufacturing, selling, and distributing ophthalmic products at its Assam facility due to quality management system failures.
This action follows a voluntary recall of about 11 eye-care brands and is part of increased scrutiny of India's drug quality standards.
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Hyderabad: Indian drug regulators ordered Sun Pharmaceutical Industries to stop manufacturing, selling and distributing ophthalmic products made at its Assam facility after finding failure in its quality management system, documents reviewed by Reuters showed.
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) and the office of Drugs Controller Assam ordered the shutdown on August 20 after a joint federal-state inspection of the facility identified lapses in the system meant to ensure product quality and safety, following Sun Pharma's move in July to voluntarily recall about 11 eye-care brands.
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