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Category Archives: Contract Manufacturing

3 Success Factors for Pharma Regulatory Inspections

Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) are an essential aspect of compliance, and attention on them by regulators is growing. In today’s global pharma industry, it’s common to have multiple investigators…

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How to Select a Peptide Synthesis Technique

Peptides are a complex drug class, and have historically proven challenging from a manufacturing standpoint. They are, however, experiencing a renaissance due to improvements in peptide synthesis, the development of…

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5 Common Challenges Scaling Up an API

While linear drug scale-up sounds great on paper, the reality is usually much different. In fact, scaling up an API can be challenging even under the best circumstances. In fact,…

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Inside Look: The Role of the IPR Department

Intellectual Property Rights and its Importance in Research, Business & Industry We wrote a post on the patent cliff issue back in 2015. The patent cliff has served to further…

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5 Variables Shaping the Contract Pharma-Client Relationship

Several posts ago, I discussed an article on the ‘shifting sands’ of contract provider/pharma relationships, and how smart providers were responding to pharma’s needs, rather than establishing fixed models of…

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Defining the Contract Pharma Provider Relationship

I read an article at Pharmaceutical Manufacturing earlier this year (Inking the Deal: Mastering the art of lasting outsourcing relationships in the pharmaceutical industry) on the nature of contract pharma…

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Orphan Drug Manufacturing: Less Lifecycle Management, More Process Optimization

Rare (or orphan) diseases may sound like a small, low-prevalence problem – hence their labeling as ‘rare.’ But with 7,000+ rare diseases having already been identified, affecting more than 50…

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Unveiling Neuland’s Process Engineering Lab: Tightening our Focus on QbD

Neuland has recently welcomed the addition of a new, dedicated Process Engineering Lab to its R&D Center. The lab opened in March, and supports operations and safety studies via a…

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Reflections on the CPhI Barcelona Show

The 2016 Barcelona CPhI show (CPhI Worldwide) was an excellent opportunity for Neuland to set in place some strengthened internal sales team processes. These processes allowed us to better capture…

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Defining the Relationship Between the Pharma Industry & Regulatory Agencies

I read an article at PharmTech at the tail end of 2016 that I thought was quite interesting, and it reflects Neuland’s position on regulatory agencies & issues. The article…

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