EMA Annex 1 Q&A discusses bioburden considerations
In its recent responses to FAQs relating to Annex 1, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) discusses bioburden guidelines for good manufacturing practice (CGMP) and good distribution practice (GDP).
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In its recent responses to FAQs relating to Annex 1, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) discusses bioburden guidelines for good manufacturing practice (CGMP) and good distribution practice (GDP).
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