Ipca Halts Exports To U.S. From FDA-Cited Production Plant In India

The U.S. FDA has flagged another India production plant for violations, this time an Ipca Laboratories facility in central India, leaving the company only two U.S. FDA-approved plants producing exported generics.

The U.S. FDA has flagged another India production plant for violations, this time an Ipca Laboratories facility in central India, leaving the company only two U.S. FDA-approved plants producing exported generics. Ipca halted all shipments to the U.S. after the FDA said it found at least six violations, including data integrity. Ipca said it was complying with the agency's notice and would correct the problems within the next four months. (Click here for more

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