FDA issues warning letter on Genzyme facility

9 March 2009

The US Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning letter to  Genzyme addressing deficiencies related to the firm's Allston Landing  manufacturing facility during an inspection performed in September and  October 2008. The letter does not require Genzyme to recall or  quarantine product.

Genzyme's partner BioMarin issued a statement, stressing that the news  would have no effect on the supply of the co-marketed drug Aldurazyme  (laronidase). Biomarin says the firms have sufficient quantities of  finished product on hand to meet current demand and can fill additional  product at a qualified alternate fill finish supplier.

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