Case studies · Large international pharmaceutical company
Method transfer and EU retesting for a third-country product launch
A marketing authorisation holder is planning to launch a medicinal product made in a non-EU country. We handle method transfer, EU retesting, import with a logistics partner and batch release. The launch is planned for 2027.
How it went
Starting point, approach, outcome.
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Starting point
What the client came to us with.
The manufacturers also have to be qualified, and the partner is expected to prepare PQRs for ongoing monitoring of product quality.
Approach
What we actually did.
We oversee the GMP-compliant manufacture of the authorised medicinal products and release the batches. We qualify the contract manufacturers through audits. We prepare PQRs for the ongoing monitoring of product quality.
Outcome
The outcome.
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