The Drug Manufacturing and Distribution Act

The Drug Manufacturing and Distribution Act is a law that regulates how pharmaceutical companies produce, distribute, and sell medications to ensure safety, quality, and proper labeling. It sets standards and compliance requirements to prevent contamination, counterfeit drugs, and misuse. The act also includes penalties for violations, aiming to protect consumers and healthcare providers. Essentially, it helps ensure that medications are made and distributed responsibly, maintaining trust in the supply chain and safeguarding public health.