ZIMLAB Facility Non-Compliant with EU-GMP; CAPA Plan Required
The non-compliance with EU-GMP could affect the company's ability to export to European markets, requiring a CAPA plan and re-inspection which will cause delay in operations.
The announcement indicates non-compliance with EU-GMP requirements following an inspection, which is a negative outcome.
* ZIM Laboratories' manufacturing facility in Kalmeshwar, Nagpur, was inspected by German and Portuguese regulatory authorities from 30 June 25 to 4 July 25. * The inspection report, dated 31 July 25, indicates non-compliance with EU-GMP requirements. * The report identified 2 critical, 8 major, and 18 minor deficiencies. * ZIMLAB must submit a Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) plan within 4 weeks. * A re-inspection will occur after CAPA implementation to validate deficiency resolution. * The company is committed to addressing the observations and achieving full compliance.
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