A joint order issued by the State Committee of Ukraine on Policy and Entrepreneurship and the State Inspection for Control over the Quality of Medicinal Products means the introduction of new regulations for the manufacture and distribution of drugs. The document is titled Joint Order No 44/27 "On New Licensing Conditions for Conducting of Economic Activity of Production, Wholesale and Retail Sale of Medicinal Products."
According to Olexander Matinenko and Solomiya Lototska, of UK-headquartered international law firm CMS Cameron McKenna, "the principal change introduced by the Order is a manufacturer's obligation to comply with Good Manufacturing Practice in the production of medicinal products." They add that "an exemption is given only for the production of traditional medicinal products."
Among the other changes instituted by the Joint Order, a local drug manufacturer is permitted to produce compounds that are not currently registered in the Ukraine and to act as a contractor for another drugmaker. The storage of drugs during the distribution process, as well as tracking the chain-of-custody, are tightened up. Other reforms include the certification of employees.
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