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Regulators halt ophthalmic drug production at Sun Pharma's Assam facility

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Indian drug regulators directed Sun Pharmaceutical Industries to stop manufacturing, selling, and distributing ophthalmic products from its Assam facility. This action followed a joint inspection that identified significant deficiencies in the company's quality management system. The directive was issued after Sun Pharma had voluntarily recalled all ophthalmic products from the facility in July.

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The suspension of production means Sun Pharmaceutical Industries cannot restart ophthalmic drug manufacturing at the Assam plant until regulators accept a compliance report. This regulatory action directly impacts the supply chain for eye-care products produced in the region.

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  • AssamLocation of the drug manufacturing facility

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