Traphaco Fined VND 160 Million for Drug Manufacturing Violations
Vietnam's leading pharmaceutical firm Traphaco has been fined VND 160 million by the Drug Administration of Vietnam for manufacturing drugs with unapproved changes and using production processes inconsistent with approved records. The company has been urged to strictly adhere to quality control and regulatory compliance.
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