India wants firms to share info on foreign regulators' actions
This article was originally published in Scrip
Executive Summary
India's apex drugs regulator has directed all manufacturers in the country to notify it in the event of any "restrictions/alerts" issued against their products by overseas regulators so that it can proactively ascertain the quality of these drugs on the domestic market as well.
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