Drug Controller definition
Examples of Drug Controller in a sentence
Eleventh Drug Licenses issued by Central / State Drug Controller.
Licensee agrees that it shall manufacture API and Product in a manner consistent with (i) the applicable Indian manufacturing standards, including manufacturing standards promulgated by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) (“Minimum Quality Standards”); and (ii) on a country-by-country basis, any applicable national, regional or local standards as may be required by the specific country where Product is sold.
SPONSOR hereby agrees and undertakes to abide by the new rule “122-DAB” point (6) of Drugs & Cosmetics Rules, 1945, India, which states as follows: Further, SPONSOR understands and agrees that in accordance with the above rule, SPONSOR thereby authorizes the CRO to apply for the permission from the Licensing Authority and give the undertaking to the Drug Controller General of India for and on behalf of the SPONSOR.
SponsorSPONSOR hereby agrees and undertakes to abide by the new rule “122-DAB” point (6) of Drugs & Cosmetics Rules, 1945, India, which states as follows: Further, SponsorSPONSOR understands and agrees that in accordance with the above rule, SponsorSPONSOR thereby authorizes the CRO to apply for the permission from the Licensing Authority and give the undertaking to the Drug Controller General of India for and on behalf of the SponsorSPONSOR.
The second-largest company in the world for the manufacturing of generic and specialty pharmaceuticals, Mylan N.V received the permission of the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for the launch of its generic version of Gilead Sciences Remdesivir drug for the treatment of COVID-19 positive patients in India.
Valid Schedule 'M' Certificate clearly indicating the products (Items) which should not have been issued more than five years ago, issued by Centre / State Drug Controller, need to be submitted.
Licensee agrees that it shall manufacture API and Product in a manner consistent with (i) the applicable Indian manufacturing standards, including manufacturing standards promulgated by the Drug Controller General of Africa, Central America, South America and Caribbean (DCGI) (“Minimum Quality Standards”); and (ii) on a country-by-country basis, any applicable national, regional or local standards as may be required by the specific country where Product is sold.
Manufacturing firm must enclose certificate issued by Chartered Accountant/ concerned State Drug Controller indicating actual production detail of a particular molecule, batch-wise, for items quoted.