Tonight – Non-compliant pharma licenses revoked
The National Agency for Pharmaceutical Materials has launched a broad campaign to reorganize non-compliant pharmaceutical institutions. It has decided to revoke registration licenses from companies that have failed to meet production standards or have been inactive for more than 24 months, with the aim of ensuring an adequate supply of medicines in the market. These institutions have been given a 72-hour deadline to update their information on the licensing platform, providing detailed reasons for production stoppages or product withholding, to guarantee the continuous supply of medicines and reduce shortages. These measures are part of efforts to regulate the market and enforce compliance with approvals, along with ongoing updates of information to prevent medication shortages.
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