Thursday, January 21, 2016

DSCSA Regulations & Guidances From The FDA Are Overdue

Updated Nov 26, 2019.  You might also be interested in:
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This should interest wholesale drug distributors and third-party logistics providers (3PLs).

A total of four DSCSA regulations and guidances were expected from the FDA by November 27, 2015 (Source: Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) Implementation Plan; view the text version of the graphic):

Section of DSCSA

Deliverable Type

Deliverable Description

Estimated Target Date

202
Guidance
Publish guidance on processes for waivers, exceptions, exemptions
11/27/2015
202
Guidance
Publish final guidance on grandfathering product
11/27/2015
204
Regulation
Develop regulations establishing standards for licensing of wholesale drug distributors
11/27/2015
205
Regulation
Develop regulations establishing standards for licensing of third-party logistic providers
11/27/2015





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1 comment:

  1. If you need a California Designated Representative - Wholesaler, or a California Designated Representative - 3PL, they'll need Board-approved training to apply for their Designated Representative license application.

    Board-approved California Designated Representative courses:
    - Wholesaler Training Course
    - 3PL Training Course
    - Reverse Distributor Training Course

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