Successful USFDA inspection of Asymchem Tianjin 2 development and commercial manufacturing facility

TIANJIN, China, Sept. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Asymchem, a leading custom manufacturer of intermediates and API's for the life sciences industry, today announced that its Tianjin 2 site, a multi-purpose development and commercial API manufacturing facility, successfully passed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) general GMP reinspection conducted between July 23-26, 2018 with no Form 483 issued.

Speaking to the success of yet another FDA inspection, Dr. Zhou Yan, VP Quality at Asymchem states, "Our teams invest in and conduct continuous improvements to ensure the highest level of compliance and inspection readiness across all Asymchem sites." Asymchem's previous USFDA inspection of the Tianjin 2 site in 2014, as well as the most recent Asymchem Dunhua 1 and Fuxin 1 facilities in March 2017 and March 2018 respectively, also resulted in no Form 483 observations.

Dr. Hao Hong, Chairman and CEO of Asymchem Group, remarked, "I am extremely proud of the result as the Asymchem team proves yet again our robust quality system together with unyielding management commitment meets the highest quality standards in the manufacture of GMP products."

To keep up with increasing demand, Asymchem is expanding the Tianjin 2 site to include peptide manufacturing capability as well as expanding low volume API manufacturing capacity. Both will be operational by late 2018.

About Asymchem
Asymchem is a full service CMC CDMO of API's for the global pharmaceutical industry, providing compliant and sustainable manufacturing solutions worldwide over the lifecycle of a drug. Capabilities include dedicated HPAPI, in-house enzyme evolution and fermentation for biotransformations, end-to-end continuous flow development and application, hydrogenation, cryogenic capabilities, dedicated carbapenem manufacture, and others. Founded in 1997, Asymchem employs 2800 personnel within China over 6 manufacturing sites. Asymchem has a successful history of USFDA, Australian TGA, Chinese cFDA and Korean MFDS inspections.

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