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In late June, India’s Central Drug Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) announced that it will add 147 drug inspectors by the end of 2015 to shore up its GMP inspection capabilities, PharmaBiz reports. It notes that “CDSCO expects to double the manpower and enhance the lab infrastructure both at the center and states by the end of 2017. CDSCO has also conducted 17 training programs to train drug inspectors on carrying out GMP inspections in the year 2013-14 to ensure quality of drugs supplied to over 200 countries from India.”
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