Susan Haigney

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

Pharmaceutical Technology® spoke with C. Michael White, distinguished professor and Chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the UConn School of Pharmacy and chair of the Kratom Consumer Advisory Council, about recent government actions regarding kratom and concentrated 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products.

FDA’s recommendation to control 7-OH products under the Controlled Substances Act should help prevent competition between legitimate pharmaceutical medicines and those companies looking to circumvent FDA regulations, says Michael White, Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the UConn School of Pharmacy and Chair of the Kratom Consumer Advisory Council.

The guidance document provides recommendations for identifying an optimized dosage for radiopharmaceutical therapies for cancer treatment during clinical development.

The company will highlight how its GMP services combine engineering, consulting, equipment qualification, and facility validation to better integrate its services during Farmaforum, which is being held in Madrid from Sept. 17–18, 2025.

Based on an analysis done by the European Medicines Agency on the feasibility of alternatives, the European Commission maintains use of titanium dioxide in drug products.

Florida’s emergency rule will classify certain concentration forms of 7-hydroxymitragynine opioid products as Schedule 1 controlled substances in Florida, a step FDA recommended for 7-OH opioids in July 2025.

The agency’s new program is designed to increase regulatory predictability and streamline review of domestic manufacturing facilities.

The investment will expand the company’s manufacturing and packaging capabilities at its Maple Grove, Minn. site, which Bora acquired in 2024 with its acquisition of Upsher-Smith Laboratories.

The acquisition expands the CDMO’s small-molecule API development and manufacturing services in the US.

Radiopharmaceuticals are moving from their standard use of treating superficial tumors into radio drug conjugates that target tumors without impacting other cells in the body.

The changes, required for safety labeling of all opioid drugs, will emphasize the risks with long-term use to combat misuse and addiction.

Modular process design, single-use technologies, and flexible filling lines are some of the ways manufacturers can combat challenges involved in small-batch manufacturing.

The two companies have entered into an agreement to develop respiratory, immunology, inflammation, and cancer therapies.

The agency has given a positive recommendation for a change in the gas propellant in Trixeo Aerosphere and Riltrava Aerosphere that will have a 1000-fold reduction in global warming potential compared to the current propellant.

The company will build a multi-billion-dollar drug manufacturing center in Virginia that will focus on chronic diseases, as well as facilities in California, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Texas.

George Francis Tidmarsh, MD, PhD, founding co-director of Stanford’s Master of Translational Research and Applied Medicine program, has been appointed as the new director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.

The agency’s Executive Steering Group on Shortages and Safety of Medicinal Products has issued recommendations to address vulnerabilities in the supply chain of anti-D immunoglobulins.

The company is voluntarily recalling one lot of cefazolin for injection, USP, 1 gram per vial due to customer complaints of the wrong product being included in a carton.

The company is expanding its US manufacturing and R&D capabilities with a $1 billion investment by 2030.

The new building expands on the company’s supply chain solutions for biologics and temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals.

In this episode of the Ask the Expert video series, Simona Guidi, Associate Director, Cell and Gene Therapies at ProPharma, discusses the options available for controlling adventitious contamination in cell processing and the use of closed processing systems for cell therapy production.

Cambridge Healthcare Innovations says its dry powder inhaler engine, Quattrii, can deliver large volumes of biologic and mRNA molecules in a single inhalation.

The 12th edition of the European Pharmacopoeia will be an all-digital, redesigned, user-friendly issue.

A total of 13 drugs were granted recommendation for market authorization at EMA’s CHMP June 2025 meeting.

The new facility offers cleanroom packaging and high-sensitivity analytical testing.

The Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher can be used by drug developers to participate in a novel priority program for shortened drug approval review time.

PharmTech Group spoke with Andy Burns, vice-president of MDI Business Development at Kindeva, ahead of BIO 2025 to find out what’s new in pulmonary drug delivery.

The quickly evolving development of biopharmaceuticals is impacting innovation in the industry overall.

The new lab will be used to develop and scale innovations for the production of medicines and to help secure the supply chain.