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Interview with Annex 1 Expert - Giovanna Cantoni

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After 14 years in the making, the EU GMP Annex 1 has finally been published.

Although the Annex 1 is a European guide, its impact affects every Sterile Manufacturer worldwide.

The newly released document carries many changes and improvements with it, with a special focus on two specific topics: Quality Risk Management and Contamination Control Strategy.

Watch the interview with our Annex 1 expert Giovanni Cantoni, and get in touch with us to explore how PQE Group can assist your business.

 

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PQE Group staff comprises experienced and skilled experts that can support you in the goal for compliance with the new  Annex 1, in every aspect of your aseptic manufacturing: sterility assurance strategies, quality compliance, microbial monitoring, cleanroom design and revamping, equipment qualification, critical system validation, analytical methods selection and validation, and many others.
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