Regulatory requirements for chemicals in the pharmaceuticals industry

Sponsored Content by ScitegrityMar 20 2023Reviewed by Olivia Frost Ensuring compliance in research and manufacturing is fundamental across all industries, especially where controlled and regulated chemicals are concerned.Any industry that uses large amounts of chemicals must be able to identify and handle both controlled and regulated substances appropriately.

Detailed and complex regulations relating to controlled drugs, chemical weapons, and the precursor chemicals that can be used to make them are extremely important, ozone-depleting, military and dual-use chemicals, and the PIC/Rotterdam convention also may need to be taken into consideration. A large number of common chemicals and intermediates fall under the remit of these laws. It is often these regulations which are more applicable to R&D and manufactering in the pharmaceuticals industry.

Using keywords and name-searching approaches when dealing with generic statements is not feasible as the majority of chemicals they control are not named and may not even exist yet. Our regulatory and chemistry experts encode chemical regulations from around the world allowing you to simply answer these questions and more by drawing or looking up a chemical structure.

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