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Health Ministry Replaces 60% Shelf-Life Rule with Fixed 12-Month Residual Life for Imported Drugs

The Ministry of Health of the Union has changed the shelf-life provisions of the medicines which are to be imported into India from a minimum of 60% of residual shelf life to 12 months as the minimum shelf life requirement. This move would increase the availability of the medicines which are to be imported into India. This would particularly help the importers, distributors, and the hospitals dealing with specialized medicines. What Has Changed in the Imported Drug Shelf-Life Rule? According to

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Originally published byIndia Observers 2h ago · indiaobservers.com
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