PDA/FDA 2026 session maps the GMP audit lifecycle, root cause to CAPA closure, plus a local vs. above-site decision framework and two case studies.
|Articles|February 2, 2017
Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing
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Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing, Inc. (GRAM) is an FDA-approved full-service parenteral contract manufacturer. For more than 5 years, GRAM has been serving the life-sciences industry by offering flexible solutions to our clients’ parenteral outsourcing needs. We offer product development through commercial manufacturing, with expertise in liquid and lyophilized vials and controlled substances (CSIII-V).
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