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US FDA Changes Data Source For GDUFA II Facility Fee Setting

 
• By Derrick Gingery

Agency primarily uses application data instead of facility self-identification lists to determine FY 2018 generic drug user fees.

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FDA changed the source of facility data it uses to calculate some generic drug user fees in recognition of new fee parameters, but will continue the self-identification process that had been the primary database.

In its announcement of the fiscal year 2018 generic drug user fees, the agency said it calculated the fees for...

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