US FDA opens first overseas office
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The US Food and Drug Administration has opened its first overseas office, in Beijing, China. The move is part of an effort to better ensure the safety of food, drugs and medical devices being exported into the US. Two more FDA offices will be opened in China, in Guangzhou and Shanghai1, with offices also planned in India, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East2.
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