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Cleaning Validation is a process used in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry to ensure that equipment and facilities used in the production of drugs are free from contamination. It involves the use of analytical methods to measure the amount of residue left on equipment after cleaning. The process is designed to ensure that the equipment is safe for use and that the drug product meets the required quality standards.
Cleaning Validation is an important part of the pharmaceutical manufacturing process, as it helps to ensure that the drug product is safe and effective. It is also important for regulatory compliance, as it helps to ensure that the drug product meets the requirements of the relevant regulatory authorities.
Companies in the Cleaning Validation market include SGS, Eurofins, Intertek, and Merck KGaA. Show Less Read more