CDSCO extends validity of WHO/GMP Certificates of Pharmaceutical Products
New Delhi: In order to ensure smooth functioning of the pharmaceutical sector currently facing difficulties in the light of the COVID-19 outbreak, the apex drug regulator has decided to give relaxation to pharmaceutical products over the validity of the WHO CMP certificates. With those all those, whose WHO GMP certificates were expiring between the period of March to August 2020 have now been given a 6 months extension of their certifications from the date of the expiry of the certificate.
Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation(CDSCO), Directorate General of Health Services recently issued a circular to this effect regarding extension of the validity of WHO GMP/Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product (COPP). The notification was made by Dr V. G. Somani, Drugs Controller General to all States/UT Drugs Controllers and the copy for the same has issued to PS to JS (R), MoHWF, GOI, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 2- All Zonal, Sub-Zonal offices of CDSCO
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