Making Quality the Priority for Fine and Specialty Chemicals Suppliers
Authors: Chemistry World | Last updated: July 14, 2022
Overview
Regulators such as FDA in the US and EMA in Europe impose strict quality requirements on products destined for the public, including pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and toiletries. Accordingly, the chemicals used in these products must meet a set of standards.
Our new article produced in collaboration with Chemistry World, talks about the quality challenges facing drug manufacturers and suppliers of fine and specialty chemicals. Learn about what it takes to meet stringent testing and data integrity standards, per the US and EU Pharmacopeias, especially for moisture analysis, weighing and spectrophotometric analysis.
- Document type: Article
- Page count: 5
- Read time: 10 minutes
Key Takeaways
This article covers:
- Strict regulatory requirements help ensure the quality and safety of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products.
- Manufacturers can reduce the risk of downstream problems by testing ingredients before prior to use.
- Careful weighing and spectrophotometric analysis for impurities, coupled to accurate documentation of testing data are critical.
Applications Supported:
- Chemical Composition Analysis
- Sample preparation for analytical testing
- Microbiological testing for raw materials and finished goods
This Resource is Designed for: People working in QC Labs for Bulk Chemical, Fine Chemicals & Specialty Chemicals, Cosmetics & Personal Care & QC and R&D Lab manager, Purchase Manager, Lab Technicians, Research engineer, Innovation manager