Newsletter | October 2, 2026

10.02.26 -- 4 Ways To Building A Better CMC Tech Transfer

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INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

 

Restarting A Manufacturing Campus And Revitalizing A Community

A high‑risk facility acquisition in Huntsville became a blueprint for revitalizing a modern campus. Discover how coordinated action turned a massive shutdown into a renewed manufacturing hub.

 

Reducing The Bioburden Load In Drug Formulation And Filling

Sterile drug manufacturing requires preventing and removing contamination. Multi-stage filtration cuts microbial load, protects final filters, and supports quality, efficiency, and patient safety.

 

How L-Leucine Shapes Spray-Dried Particles

Optimizing L-Leucine balances porosity and surface enrichment in spray-dried formulations. Precise adjustments alter particle structure to enhance aerodynamic performance and lung deposition.

FROM THE EDITOR

4 Ways To Building A Better CMC Tech Transfer

A technology transfer can falter long before a process reaches the plant. Gaps in process knowledge, mismatched equipment, and insufficient scale-up data can all undermine reproducibility, timelines, and cost.

 

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS CONTINUED

 

FM Approval Standard 4882

A fire in a pharmaceutical cleanroom can be contained, but for sterile manufacturers, smoke can turn a localized event into a far wider decontamination, requalification, and production-recovery challenge.

 

From The Army Commander To The CDMO Corner Office

A discussion on what drives CDMO success, from operational discipline and leadership to tackling complex manufacturing challenges and industry trends.

 

GMP Compliance In Manufacturing: Why Product Inspection Matters

Learn how integrating advanced inspection technology—including X-ray systems, metal detectors, and checkweighers—can optimize your compliance strategy and protect product quality.

 

Contamination Control Of Particulate And Shuttle Blow-Fill-Seal Compliance

Does shuttle blow-fill-seal truly meet Annex 1’s stricter contamination standards? New particle burden data challenges industry assumptions and reveals what manufacturers need to know.

 

An Approach To Regulatory Compliance In Korea

Navigating Asian pharma markets requires alignment with local regulations. Standardized documentation, facility registrations, and strong quality systems support compliance and reliable supply.

 

How Can A Program To Determine HME Applicability Benefit Your API?

Poorly soluble APIs can be converted into amorphous solid dispersions to improve bioavailability. A stage-gated approach reduces risk, optimizes polymer selection, and speeds manufacturing.

 

What's Ahead For Medical Device Manufacturers

Medical device manufacturers face growing complexity, needing stronger partnerships, advanced biomaterials, and resilient supply strategies to meet shifting patient, regulatory, and global demands.

 

Small Is Powerful And Sustained

Advances in sustained-release drug delivery could improve efficiency and consistency in drug release, manifesting real-life advantages for patients in the form of enhanced accessibility and compliance.

 

The Proposal Bottleneck: Why Timelines Slip And How To Prevent It

Proposal delays often start with missing information. Gain insight into what CDMOs need to build accurate timelines, improve planning, and minimize costly scope changes.

 

Precision In Miniature: Optimizing Multiparticulate Formulations

When an oral liquid formulation of crizotinib failed pediatric trials due to intolerable taste and irritation, a multiparticulate approach offered a technically demanding but viable path forward.

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This webinar explores how bio-decontamination has become a critical component of sterility assurance under evolving regulatory expectations, including EU GMP Annex 1. Attendees will learn a lifecycle-based approach to contamination control, covering microbial inactivation science, decontamination technology selection, cycle development, validation (IQ/OQ/PQ), and routine monitoring. The session provides practical guidance for building and maintaining a compliant, defensible biodecontamination strategy for isolators and barrier systems.

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Bridging Development And Manufacturing For Better Outcomes

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Getting Solid Form Right The First Time

A System For Annex 1 Data, Reporting, And Interpretation Requirements

Risk Tool Selector: Match The Framework To The Decision

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Solid Form Screening

Start With An Integrated, Verified PFS System

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