ICH Impurity Thresholds are Unrealistic for Antibiotics
This article was originally published in The Gold Sheet
Executive Summary
EMA's proposal to apply the same ICH impurity limits to antibiotics produced by fermentation and semi-synthetic methods as new drug substances is considered unrealistic, and could result in market withdrawals of these products.
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