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NHPD Stage 1: The Site Licensing System

By December 31, 2005, all manufactures, importers, packagers and labelers will employ good manufacturing practices (GMPs) and have site licenses. 

This transition period allows two years for a person currently manufacturing, packaging, labeling or importing a NHP to comply with the site license requirements of the Regulations.

This system requires that all manufacturers, packagers, labelers and importers be licensed with respect to:

·         having documented procedures in place respecting distribution records and product recalls;

·         having procedures in place for the handling, storage and delivery of their products;

·         meeting good manufacturing practices (GMPs). GMPs are to be employed to ensure product safety and quality.  The provisions required to meet these standards cover product specifications, premises, equipment, personnel, sanitation programme, operations, quality assurance, stability, records, product sterility, lot or batch sample and recall reporting.

The Regulations also set out circumstances for refusing, suspending or canceling a site license.

 

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