Dabur India's Silvassa plant receives US FDA Import Alert 66-40
Dabur India's Silvassa plant received a US FDA Import Alert 66-40 on June 10, 2026, due to data integrity and maintenance lapses identified during an inspection. The alert affects a small portion of private label products, with insignificant revenue impact. Domestic products are unaffected, and the plant remains operational. Dabur is implementing corrective actions.
While the company states the impact is minimal and domestic products are unaffected, an Import Alert can affect market access and reputational standing, warranting a medium impact assessment.
The issuance of an Import Alert by the US FDA is a negative development for the company, indicating regulatory scrutiny and potential disruption to specific product lines.
Dabur India Limited has announced that the United States Food & Drug Administration (US FDA) has issued an Import Alert (IA) 66-40 on June 10, 2026, for drugs manufactured at the company's plant located in Silvassa, Dadra and Nagar Haveli. This action follows an inspection where the US FDA identified certain deficiencies related to data integrity and maintenance lapses.
Following the inspection, Dabur submitted responses to the US FDA. Subsequently, based on the observations, review of responses, and the Establishment Inspection Report (EIR), the Import Alert was issued. The company states that there are no violations committed or alleged. The Import Alert concerns only a small part of the Silvassa plant related to private label products, which generate insignificant revenue. Domestic products are not covered and remain unaffected. The Silvassa plant continues to be operational.
Dabur is actively engaging with the US FDA by submitting corrective and preventive action plans and implementing on-ground actions to address the identified gaps. Multiple internal and external tests have shown no out-of-specification results or other concerns with the company's products. Dabur is committed to product quality and consumer safety and is implementing alternate sourcing strategies for its US customers. The company received this information on June 10, 2026, at 3:29 a.m.
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