PMDA System enhances Approval Process

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PMDA System enhances Approval Process

14 Feb, 2021

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Albumedix Ltd, a world leader in recombinant human albumin (rHA) has submitted Drug Master Files (DMFs) for two of its products to the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Agency (PMDA) in Japan.   

The DMF system allows manufacturers, such as the Nottinghham-based company,  to submit detailed confidential manufacturing, chemistry and controls information of a  product to the regulator, assuring its safety, effectiveness and is of an appropriate quality for customers to use in their final products. The registered information is necessary for inclusion in applications for pharmaceutical products in which Albumedix products are used.

As a non-Japanese company, Albumedix are also required to apply to be accredited by the regulator as approved foreign manufacturers, a process which has also been progressing ahead of the DMF submissions.

Commenting on the DMF submissions in Japan, Albumedix Director of Global Regulatory Affairs Harriet Edwards says, “These submissions are a continuation of Albumedix strategy and ethos; we are dedicated to supporting our customers in all aspects of their product development and beyond when using our products in order to become the partner of choice for advanced therapies worldwide. We are extremely happy to add to the support we currently provide our customers in Japan and believe the submissions further confirm our intent to fully serve the Japanese market. This is a market we have had a presence in for many years and which is currently expanding, especially due to the advance of cell and gene therapies in this territory. The submission of the DMFs in Japan allows Albumedix to provide an enhanced level of regulatory support to these customers as well as an increased assurance of our product safety and quality, particularly for those in clinical development and heading towards commercialisation.”  

Albumedix has already full DMF´s submitted in United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and China.

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