agreements with transportation providers. There will be
separate guidance focused on counterfeit products as
well Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients.
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Shippers and carriers need to have contingency
plans in case of delays. These plans must include
corrective actions and specific timeframes.
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Logistics providers should sign quality
agreements. This follows a general industry-wide
trend in the use of quality agreements, although
Sarah Skruce, Compliance Specialist with Health
Canada, says that transportation providers are
still reluctant to sign quality agreements.
Keynote: A Regulator’s Advice: Health Canada’s GUIDE0069 Compliance
There are new packaging guidelines including
handling requirements being affixed to
containers, as well as labels being affixed to
individual boxes.
Featuring experts from AbbVie, Sunovian and the PDA
11:15 AM – Wedensday, February 26th
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New guidelines about employee training.
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New recommendations about temperature
mapping.
According to Skruce, Health Canada plans a Q&A
document for their website and a new guide on written
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Related Sessions at the Summit:
9:00 AM – Wedensday, February 26th
Panel: How Do Heatlh Canada Guidelines Truly Impact
the Industry
Panel: Ensuring Compliance w/ a Pre-Qualified Packout
Featuring leaders from Sensitech and the USP
2:00 PM – Thursdayy, February 27th