Manufacturing

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At CPHI and AAPS, Ashland plans to detail the impacts of its advanced excipients: ultra-low nitrite materials curb nitrosamine risk, while high-purity sucrose stabilizes complex biologics.

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This issue showcases strategies that organizations are adopting to stay competitive as pressing industry trends shape the sector.

AstraZeneca’s $4.5 billion investment in Virginia expands its US drug manufacturing footprint, creating 3600 jobs and integrating AI for cancer and metabolic therapies.

The increasing diversity and complexity of injectable drug products is driving innovation.

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The new label for prefilled syringes, in conjunction with innovations from SCHOTT Pharma, enables integrated tamper-evidence and digital tracking across the supply chain.

At the Cell and Gene Meeting on the Mesa, a panel discussion was held on advanced therapy production and how it demands modular platforms, automation, and data governance to drastically improve patient access and affordability.

The growing demand for liquid medicines is increasingly driven by the unique needs of several distinct patient groups, improving compliance in these demographics through flexible, palatable dosing options.

This article takes a look at the developing use of AI in pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.

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Sept. 30 marked 61 days since July 31, one day past the timeframe President Donald Trump had set forth for companies to lower prescription drug prices in the United States.

The 100% tariff on imported drugs will pressure pharma companies to build manufacturing sites in the US or face significant costs.

The dispute shines a light on the vulnerability of long-established drugs to renewed safety scrutiny: Even when causal evidence is lacking, observational findings can influence policy and public perception.

While plastics have revolutionized pharmaceutical packaging, that evolution within the industry has come at a cost.

Pharmaceutical Technology® spoke with Todd Sprouse, associate director, Analytical Services, and Erik Feldmann, PhD, principal technical advisor, Client Solutions & Proposals, both with Cambrex, to find out more about the challenging situation.

Bram Baert, global head of Regulatory Affairs at Lonza CHI, gives his perspective on the impact of the EC’s decision on the use of TiO2 in drug products.

Merck’s Sanat Chattopadhyay called for stronger leadership, data-driven oversight, and shared accountability to raise pharmaceutical quality standards.

AI can offer a strategic blueprint for GxP compliance, risk mitigation, and human-led operational excellence.

Bothe data integrity and quality of data are critical for drug discovery, manufacturing efficiency, regulatory compliance, and patient safety.

More than 700 out of 1000 senior executives surveyed believe that next-gen supply chains should be among the top tech priorities for life sciences organizations.

Digital solutions help pharmaceutical manufacturers navigate the complex supply chain.

Unichem Pharmaceuticals has issued a voluntary recall of Cyclobenzaprine Hydrochloride Tablets USP 10 mg after the incorrect label was placed on the wrong product.

The authors examine common FDA 483 findings and outline strategies to address and prevent regulatory non-compliance.

Continued process verification ensures pharmaceutical manufacturing stays in control through data analysis, trend detection, and lifecycle monitoring.

The authors propose a streamlined, efficient approach to determining specification equivalence that starts with a paper-based assessment of the methods and progresses to a data assessment for the methods under evaluation.

This comprehensive overview of contemporary formulation strategies covers the drug product lifecycle from end to end, illustrating best practices for various formulation types seen through a CRDMO’s lens while also covering problem solving, the role of digital tools, and geopolitical changes.

The company will be adding a 160,000-square-foot dedicated manufacturing facility at the FUJIFILM site in Holly Springs, NC.