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Promoting geographic diversification of the manufacturing base for U.S. drug products can help reduce supply chain vulnerabilities. Published December 2023. Learn More
USP Public Policy Position on advanced manufacturing technologies (AMTs) for medical products. Published in 2024. Learn More
United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Statement for the Record Submitted to the Senate Finance Committee for the Hearing: “Drug Shortages: Examining Supply Challenges, Impacts, and Policy Solutions from a… Learn More
Recently, media reports have highlighted the results of drug quality testing from some contract laboratories that are analyzing the quality attributes of human drug products using testing methods… Learn More
The U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) recognizes that global coordination, harmonization, and convergence efforts among governments and other stakeholders can facilitate and streamline responses and solutions… Learn More
101 signatures, including USP, wrote to express the collective strong desire to see the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA) reauthorized before the end of the calendar year in the same… Learn More
Identifying and addressing vulnerabilities in the upstream pharmaceutical supply chain are essential to mitigating and preventing drug shortages and to ensuring patients have access to the critical… Learn More
Addressing Barriers to the Development of Complex Generics: Understanding Challenges and Opportunities Learn More
USP Comment Letter to Senators Sanders and Cassidy and Representatives McMorris-Rodgers and Pallone ( ranking members of the Senate HELP Committee and House Energy and Commerce Committee) regarding… Learn More
Submitted August 18, 2023 to Senators Sanders and Cassidy and Representatives McMorris-Rodgers and Pallone regarding the Request for Information Regarding the Food and Drug Administration Regulation… Learn More