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GMJ News > GMJ Briefs > MHRA Register Tracks Two Critical Categories of Licensed Manufacturing Sites

MHRA Register Tracks Two Critical Categories of Licensed Manufacturing Sites

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Last updated: 26/06/2026 16:12
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MHRA regulatory database showing licensed pharmaceutical manufacturing sites
The UK's MHRA has published an updated register of licensed manufacturing sites for human and veterinary medicines, providing transparency in pharmaceutical manufacturing oversight. The database covers manufacturer specials authorisations across both sectors.
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New data from the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency reveals a dual-category approach to pharmaceutical manufacturing oversight. The MHRA register currently tracks two key classifications: human manufacturer specials facilities and veterinary manufacturer specials authorisation sites.

This categorical distinction enables targeted regulatory oversight, ensuring that facilities producing specialist human medicines and veterinary pharmaceuticals maintain equivalent quality standards. The separation allows healthcare professionals and regulatory bodies to assess compliance within each sector independently, supporting specialized quality assurance protocols.

Manufacturer specials represent critical therapeutic solutions when conventional licensed medicines prove unsuitable for individual patient requirements. The MHRA’s systematic tracking of these production facilities across both human and veterinary sectors demonstrates a comprehensive approach to pharmaceutical safety and regulatory governance.

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