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Seems like "every company in drug supply chain must independently test each batch of received drug via GC/MS. That company is liable for any impurities found d
by cwkoss 7y ago
Seems like "every company in drug supply chain must independently test each batch of received drug via GC/MS. That company is liable for any impurities found downstream in un-rejected batches" would be a nice regulation.
- luckydata 7y agoyeah but the "muh job creators" crowd would never let anything this sensible become law.
- cwkoss 7y agoIt's a jobs program for GC/MS technicians! /s
- coliveira 7y agoCompanies don't want to do their job, they say this is "excessive regulation that is killing the economy".
- refurb 7y agoThis already kind of happens. You declare a starting material and then test it to make sure it’s pure. You do the same for the next step all the way to the finished product. In this particular instance, the process caused the impurity, so it wouldn’t be reasonable to punish the company that sent them starting materials.
- sjg007 7y agoCompanies that import drugs or precursors from China should independently test the product. Use a block chain to enforce trust.