USFDA to lift import alert on Sun Pharma's Mohali plant

The drug major had inherited the facility as part of its acquisition of Ranbaxy in 2015

Press Trust of India  |  New Delhi 

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A logo of Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd is pictured at its research and development centre in Mumbai (Photo: Reuters)

The US health regulator has proposed to lift the import alert on Sun Pharma's Mohali (Punjab) based manufacturing plant.

The drug major has been informed by the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) that it will lift the import alert imposed on the Mohali plant and remove the facility from the Official Action Initiated (OAI) status, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries said in a regulatory filing.


"This proposed action will clear the path for to supply approved products from the to the US market, subject to normal regulatory requirements," it added.

The Mumbai-based drug major had inherited the as part of its acquisition of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd in 2015.

The had taken action against the in 2013 when it ordered the facility to be fully subject to Ranbaxy's Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction.

Certain conditions of the consent decree will continue to be applicable to the Mohali facility, said.

"This development illustrates Sun Pharma's commitment to work closely with the and strive for 100 per cent current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) compliance at its manufacturing facilities.

The stock of was trading up 3.80 per cent at Rs 709.50 on BSE.

USFDA to lift import alert on Sun Pharma's Mohali plant

The drug major had inherited the facility as part of its acquisition of Ranbaxy in 2015

The drug major had inherited the facility as part of its acquisition of Ranbaxy in 2015
The US health regulator has proposed to lift the import alert on Sun Pharma's Mohali (Punjab) based manufacturing plant.

The drug major has been informed by the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) that it will lift the import alert imposed on the Mohali plant and remove the facility from the Official Action Initiated (OAI) status, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries said in a regulatory filing.

"This proposed action will clear the path for to supply approved products from the to the US market, subject to normal regulatory requirements," it added.

The Mumbai-based drug major had inherited the as part of its acquisition of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd in 2015.

The had taken action against the in 2013 when it ordered the facility to be fully subject to Ranbaxy's Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction.

Certain conditions of the consent decree will continue to be applicable to the Mohali facility, said.

"This development illustrates Sun Pharma's commitment to work closely with the and strive for 100 per cent current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) compliance at its manufacturing facilities.

The stock of was trading up 3.80 per cent at Rs 709.50 on BSE.
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