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FDA proposes drug registration changes to boost supply chain transparency | AHA News
The FDA proposes changes to drug registration requirements to enhance supply chain transparency and traceability. The regulatory shift aims to strengthen visibility into pharmaceutical sourcing and manufacturing networks.
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The Wire takeaway
If you sell supply chain software to pharmaceutical distributors or manufacturers, the FDA just mandated the data structure your customers need to collect—and they'll need tools to do it. This is a compliance cost that becomes a software sale.
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Topics: Digital Health · fda-regulation · drug-registration · supply-chain · pharma-compliance · traceability