
Co-Processed Excipients: Practical Engineered Solutions for Modern Pharmaceutical Challenges
This article details what co-processed excipients are and how they are made.
Corporate Regulatory Affairs, ROQUETTE AMERICAS, INC.
Priscilla has over 35 years’ experience in Regulatory Affairs and Quality for excipients, food additives and ingredients for personal care products.She is currently President of the IPEC Federation and the Vice Chair of Science and Regulatory Policy for IPEC-Americas and is also a past Chair of the organization.

This article details what co-processed excipients are and how they are made.

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With ingredients sold to multiple markets, excipient manufacturers must understand the different regulatory requirements for pharma vs. food.

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