Saleable Returns: High Stakes for Manufacturers and Wholesalers

November 27, 2019

A Verification Router Service (VRS) is a critical part of the industry-wide initiative for meeting DSCSA Saleable Returns Verification requirements—along with EPCIS data exchange and master data sharing.

Learn why industry leaders Mutual Drug and Osmotica are urging wholesalers and manufacturers to make VRS implementation their priority despite FDA enforcement discretion.

Basics, DSCSA, Pharmaceutical, Saleable returns, Verification, Wholesale Distributor

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