Kindeva's Woodbury Facility Gains FDA Classification
Kindeva's Woodbury site gains FDA approval for analytical services, ensuring cGMP compliance.


Kindeva Drug Delivery's Woodbury, MN facility received FDA
classification following a successful inspection, reaffirming its commitment to
supporting clients through its global business unit for analytical services.
Launched this year, the unit provides comprehensive analytical services to
pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, and medical devices, both integrated and
stand-alone.
Kindeva Drug Delivery's Woodbury facility has achieved FDA
registration and Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI) classification for cGMP
compliance. Following a Prior Approval Supplement (PAS) submission on February
29, 2024, seeking approval as an alternate finished product test site for
Proventil HFA Inhalation Aerosol, the FDA conducted an inspection from April
1-3, 2024. Approval for the PAS was granted on June 20, 2024. Moving forward,
the Woodbury site is slated for routine cGMP surveillance audits.
Kindeva Vice President of Analytical Services Jennifer
Riter, said “We are delighted to have VAI status for the first time in our
analytical services laboratory at our Woodbury site. As a result of our FDA
registration and our requested approval of Kindeva Drug Delivery L.P. located
in Woodbury as an alternate finished product test site, this was a great
opportunity for Kindeva to host the FDA for an inspection. The successful
outcome demonstrates Kindeva’s laboratory as an established site to continue supporting
our customers with analytical services as they bring their products to market.”

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