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EDQM: Revised Guideline “How to Read a CEP”

The EDQM has released an updated version of the guideline “How to Read a CEP”, offering clear explanations of the information contained in Certificates of Suitability (CEPs) to European Pharmacopoeia monographs.

The guide helps industry and regulators interpret common CEP statements and outlines the three existing formats - CEP 2.0, Hybrid CEP, and the older version - introduced following content updates in September 2023.


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