Re: Contamination

[Jean-Denis Mallet <jeandenismallet@gmail.com> (by way of John Dolman<info@the-dolman-consultancy.com>)]

Dear Rodny,
 
If they are physically separated and if the all the material
(including documentation) and all the personnal flows (including
changing rooms and cafeteria) are clearly different, then I will say that
testing for risk of contamination within each facility is not really a
must. However, you could simply test a surface in the first stage of
manufacturing for absence of the "other" B-lactam ... if you
have the proper analytical methods of course.
 
Best regards
 
JDM