OAKLAND PARK, FL--(Marketwired - Nov 18, 2016) - BioStem Technologies, Inc. (
For over 2 years, BioStem Technologies (BSEM) has acquired numerous business units and formed five subsidiaries in the Health and Wellness sectors. QPI is BSEM's most recent venture, supplying Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients to the Pharmaceutical and Compounding industry with emphasis on superior quality and procurement systems. This is achieved through the acquisition of key team members from the pharmaceutical industry having over 40 years of combined manufacturing and quality control knowledge.
The recent issuance of updated federal guidance has suggested serious concerns about the state of the industry's compliance regarding manufacturing and quality systems for the API suppliers. Regulatory agencies will be paying close attention to the qualifications of API manufacturers, along with product tracking and tracibility from procurement to distribution, with serialization required in the Repackaging industry by 2018. Andrew VanVurst, BioStem Technologies COO stated, "Entering into the pharmaceutical market can be a tedious process, and with the new regulations coming into effect on quality, product traceablity, and control we have developed robust systems to meet and exceed future guidance standards. While other companies scramble to meet the rapidly changing industry, QPI has an advantage by exceeding any current FDA guidance or regulation from inception."
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