DCGI seeks online application for MSME drug companies for GMP timeline extension star-news.press/wp

New Delhi: Pharma small companies can file an online application if they want to take more than a year’s good manufacturing practices (GMPS), India (DCGI) generals to control drugs.

The application must be submitted through the online drug license system (ondlus), depending on the authority of the License Center.

This year’s Government extended GMP timeline until December 31, as the previous period ended last December. Most drug companies could not renew the plants in the world health organization (Who) standards.

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Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMES) has less than income E ₹250 crore must submit a request before the Central License Authority with a renewal plan until May 11, if they want to seek an extension in the timeline to establish GMP rules.

This exercise is being done to ensure that medicines manufactured in India are safe.

According to the Pharmaceutical Department, the pharmaceutical industry industry is the third largest world, and has the largest 14th value. India is the largest provider of generic drugs worldwide, accounting for about 20% of the global supply. It manufactures 60,000 therapeutic categories on generic drugs.

Generic drugs, medicines, bulk, vaccines, contract research and manufacture, biosimilarities and biological are some of the main segments of the Pharma industry in India.

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“The standard drug control organization (CDSCO) has been an online system. The applicant / Manufacturer has been set to the ODLS timeline for a hard copy of the application,” Drajee Rajeev Singh Raghuvanshi said to all Pharma Industry Associations. Revised Mint.

TheDLs is a single-window platform for receiving manufacturing and sales licenses for online processing.

The development assumes 10,000 pharmaceutical companies in India, about 8,500 concentrates in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. The MSME category has only 2,000 units Hahu-GMP certification.

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The consultations sent to the spokesman of the Ministry of Health were unanswered.