FDA’s ‘Imminent Action’ Policy Likely Not Best Path For ANDAs To Address Late Brand Label Changes
Executive Summary
The policy allowing the FDA to work past a goal date could be used to deal with the generic delaying tactic, but an industry expert said other avenues to quickly dispatch labeling issues may be more appropriate.
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