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This content applies to human and veterinary medicines. The European Medicines Agency's (EMA) provides answers to frequently asked questions on The guidance provided by the working group in the form of questions and answers (Q&As) provides additional interpretation of the EMA may remove individual Q&As when the European Commission updates relevant Code • H: applicable to human medicines • V: applicable to veterinary medicines The product review is expected annually. Review timeframes can be appropriately adjusted based upon manufacturing and campaign duration with adequate justification. The timeframe criteria should be established in a SOP. The trending can include results gathered from the previous period to ensure its robustness. Even if no manufacturing has occurred in the review period, the quality and regulatory review should be conducted as per section 1.10 and include stability results, returns, complaints, recalls, deviations (including those arising from qualification and validation activities) and regulatory background. The review of the last PQR should also be conducted. Metal could originate from raw materials as well as from equipment in manufacturing processes where metal parts could generate fragments due to the conditions of operation or damage to the equipment. It is recommended that metal detection is used for processes prone to this. In order to avoid routine use of metal detectors the company must demonstrate that it has identified and managed the risk...

EMA is only issuing certificates for human and veterinary medicines that are signed and authenticated electronically, as of March 2020. It is not issuing paper certificates. The format of the certificate is based on an electronically signed PDF document using an electronic signature fully compliant with For more information, see: The legal bases are Article 127 of Directive 2001/83/EC ( EMA issues such certificates on behalf of the European Commission to confirm the The certificates also confirm the The Agency also certifies products for use outside the European Union. EU-M4all provides that the Agency can give a scientific opinion, in the context of cooperation with the WHO, for the evaluation of certain EMA can only certify a product if a valid application for The Agency can issue certificates of any country outside the EU. Guidance on countries officially recognised by the EU, their official names and abbreviations used can be found in the EMA issues certificates within ten working days (standard procedure) or within two working days (urgent procedure) following receipt of a valid application form. For more information on certificates of For more information on • • For more information on EMA's plasma-master-file and vaccine-antigen-master-file certification schemes, see: • • For information about certification of suitability for substances, please see the

• • • • • • • • • Shelter Services • Customs Solutions • Warehousing Solutions • Transportation Services • • • Governmental Compliance • Human Resources • Payroll and Benefits • Accounting Compliance • Import-Export • Logistics Management • Mexico Vendor Management • Facilities Management • Physical Security • Employee Cafeteria Service • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tijuana • Juarez • Torreon • Leon – Silao – Guanajuato • Mexicali • Monterrey • San Luis Potosí • El Paso • San Diego • • • • Automotive • Furniture • Call Centers • Aerospace • Fulfillment Centers • Plastics • Appliances • Medical Devices • Textiles • Roto Molding • Electronics • • Companies producing medical devices for use in Mexico must have Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates. One of the largest importers of What are Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates (GMPs)? To ensure manufacturing safety and product quality, manufacturing procedures are implemented for the issuance of Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates, which certify that industry accepted procedures and practices are being implemented and taught to operators. In most countries, these certificates of Good Manufacturing Practices are issued by a governmental body, like the FDA in the US – but some countries rely on private companies to issue them. What is COFEPRIS? COFEPRIS is an acronym for the Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios, of the Federal Agency for Protection Against Sanitary Risks. It is the agency charg...

This content applies to human and veterinary medicines. The European Medicines Agency's (EMA) provides answers to frequently asked questions on The guidance provided by the working group in the form of questions and answers (Q&As) provides additional interpretation of the EMA may remove individual Q&As when the European Commission updates relevant Code • H: applicable to human medicines • V: applicable to veterinary medicines The product review is expected annually. Review timeframes can be appropriately adjusted based upon manufacturing and campaign duration with adequate justification. The timeframe criteria should be established in a SOP. The trending can include results gathered from the previous period to ensure its robustness. Even if no manufacturing has occurred in the review period, the quality and regulatory review should be conducted as per section 1.10 and include stability results, returns, complaints, recalls, deviations (including those arising from qualification and validation activities) and regulatory background. The review of the last PQR should also be conducted. Metal could originate from raw materials as well as from equipment in manufacturing processes where metal parts could generate fragments due to the conditions of operation or damage to the equipment. It is recommended that metal detection is used for processes prone to this. In order to avoid routine use of metal detectors the company must demonstrate that it has identified and managed the risk...

• • • • • • • • • Shelter Services • Customs Solutions • Warehousing Solutions • Transportation Services • • • Governmental Compliance • Human Resources • Payroll and Benefits • Accounting Compliance • Import-Export • Logistics Management • Mexico Vendor Management • Facilities Management • Physical Security • Employee Cafeteria Service • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tijuana • Juarez • Torreon • Leon – Silao – Guanajuato • Mexicali • Monterrey • San Luis Potosí • El Paso • San Diego • • • • Automotive • Furniture • Call Centers • Aerospace • Fulfillment Centers • Plastics • Appliances • Medical Devices • Textiles • Roto Molding • Electronics • • Companies producing medical devices for use in Mexico must have Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates. One of the largest importers of What are Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates (GMPs)? To ensure manufacturing safety and product quality, manufacturing procedures are implemented for the issuance of Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates, which certify that industry accepted procedures and practices are being implemented and taught to operators. In most countries, these certificates of Good Manufacturing Practices are issued by a governmental body, like the FDA in the US – but some countries rely on private companies to issue them. What is COFEPRIS? COFEPRIS is an acronym for the Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios, of the Federal Agency for Protection Against Sanitary Risks. It is the agency charg...

EMA is only issuing certificates for human and veterinary medicines that are signed and authenticated electronically, as of March 2020. It is not issuing paper certificates. The format of the certificate is based on an electronically signed PDF document using an electronic signature fully compliant with For more information, see: The legal bases are Article 127 of Directive 2001/83/EC ( EMA issues such certificates on behalf of the European Commission to confirm the The certificates also confirm the The Agency also certifies products for use outside the European Union. EU-M4all provides that the Agency can give a scientific opinion, in the context of cooperation with the WHO, for the evaluation of certain EMA can only certify a product if a valid application for The Agency can issue certificates of any country outside the EU. Guidance on countries officially recognised by the EU, their official names and abbreviations used can be found in the EMA issues certificates within ten working days (standard procedure) or within two working days (urgent procedure) following receipt of a valid application form. For more information on certificates of For more information on • • For more information on EMA's plasma-master-file and vaccine-antigen-master-file certification schemes, see: • • For information about certification of suitability for substances, please see the

• • • • • • • • • Shelter Services • Customs Solutions • Warehousing Solutions • Transportation Services • • • Governmental Compliance • Human Resources • Payroll and Benefits • Accounting Compliance • Import-Export • Logistics Management • Mexico Vendor Management • Facilities Management • Physical Security • Employee Cafeteria Service • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tijuana • Juarez • Torreon • Leon – Silao – Guanajuato • Mexicali • Monterrey • San Luis Potosí • El Paso • San Diego • • • • Automotive • Furniture • Call Centers • Aerospace • Fulfillment Centers • Plastics • Appliances • Medical Devices • Textiles • Roto Molding • Electronics • • Companies producing medical devices for use in Mexico must have Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates. One of the largest importers of What are Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates (GMPs)? To ensure manufacturing safety and product quality, manufacturing procedures are implemented for the issuance of Good Manufacturing Practices Certificates, which certify that industry accepted procedures and practices are being implemented and taught to operators. In most countries, these certificates of Good Manufacturing Practices are issued by a governmental body, like the FDA in the US – but some countries rely on private companies to issue them. What is COFEPRIS? COFEPRIS is an acronym for the Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios, of the Federal Agency for Protection Against Sanitary Risks. It is the agency charg...

EMA is only issuing certificates for human and veterinary medicines that are signed and authenticated electronically, as of March 2020. It is not issuing paper certificates. The format of the certificate is based on an electronically signed PDF document using an electronic signature fully compliant with For more information, see: The legal bases are Article 127 of Directive 2001/83/EC ( EMA issues such certificates on behalf of the European Commission to confirm the The certificates also confirm the The Agency also certifies products for use outside the European Union. EU-M4all provides that the Agency can give a scientific opinion, in the context of cooperation with the WHO, for the evaluation of certain EMA can only certify a product if a valid application for The Agency can issue certificates of any country outside the EU. Guidance on countries officially recognised by the EU, their official names and abbreviations used can be found in the EMA issues certificates within ten working days (standard procedure) or within two working days (urgent procedure) following receipt of a valid application form. For more information on certificates of For more information on • • For more information on EMA's plasma-master-file and vaccine-antigen-master-file certification schemes, see: • • For information about certification of suitability for substances, please see the

This content applies to human and veterinary medicines. The European Medicines Agency's (EMA) provides answers to frequently asked questions on The guidance provided by the working group in the form of questions and answers (Q&As) provides additional interpretation of the EMA may remove individual Q&As when the European Commission updates relevant Code • H: applicable to human medicines • V: applicable to veterinary medicines The product review is expected annually. Review timeframes can be appropriately adjusted based upon manufacturing and campaign duration with adequate justification. The timeframe criteria should be established in a SOP. The trending can include results gathered from the previous period to ensure its robustness. Even if no manufacturing has occurred in the review period, the quality and regulatory review should be conducted as per section 1.10 and include stability results, returns, complaints, recalls, deviations (including those arising from qualification and validation activities) and regulatory background. The review of the last PQR should also be conducted. Metal could originate from raw materials as well as from equipment in manufacturing processes where metal parts could generate fragments due to the conditions of operation or damage to the equipment. It is recommended that metal detection is used for processes prone to this. In order to avoid routine use of metal detectors the company must demonstrate that it has identified and managed the risk...

This content applies to human and veterinary medicines. The European Medicines Agency's (EMA) provides answers to frequently asked questions on The guidance provided by the working group in the form of questions and answers (Q&As) provides additional interpretation of the EMA may remove individual Q&As when the European Commission updates relevant Code • H: applicable to human medicines • V: applicable to veterinary medicines The product review is expected annually. Review timeframes can be appropriately adjusted based upon manufacturing and campaign duration with adequate justification. The timeframe criteria should be established in a SOP. The trending can include results gathered from the previous period to ensure its robustness. Even if no manufacturing has occurred in the review period, the quality and regulatory review should be conducted as per section 1.10 and include stability results, returns, complaints, recalls, deviations (including those arising from qualification and validation activities) and regulatory background. The review of the last PQR should also be conducted. Metal could originate from raw materials as well as from equipment in manufacturing processes where metal parts could generate fragments due to the conditions of operation or damage to the equipment. It is recommended that metal detection is used for processes prone to this. In order to avoid routine use of metal detectors the company must demonstrate that it has identified and managed the risk...