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Regulatory Updates

Recent regulatory developments in veterinary medicinal products, marketing authorisation, GLP, GCP, GMP and pharmacovigilance.

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European Commission · GMP · Updated: 10 October 2026

New EU GMP Requirements for Veterinary Medicinal Products Applicable Since July 2026

Commission Implementing Regulations (EU) 2025/2091 and 2025/2154 establish GMP requirements for veterinary medicinal products and their active substances. An overview of the implications for quality assurance and regulatory interfaces.

Status: Applicable since 16 July 2026

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EMA · GVP · Guidelines · 18.09.2026

EMA Publishes Revised Draft Guideline on Veterinary Signal Management

The EMA is consulting on a revision of its veterinary GVP guideline. Key considerations for marketing authorisation holders and pharmacovigilance professionals.

Status: Consultation open until 18 December 2026

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EMA · Guidelines · User Safety · 18 September 2026

EMA Consults on Two Revised Veterinary Medicinal Product User Safety Guidelines

The drafts address general user safety and exposure following topical application, focusing on risk assessment and exposure scenarios.

Status: Consultation open until 31 December 2026

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EMA · Marketing Authorisation · Variations · 18 September 2026

Post-Approval Change Management Protocols: New EMA Q&A for Veterinary Medicinal Products

The CVMP has adopted new Q&A guidance on PACMPs covering the preparation, submission and assessment of planned post-authorisation changes.

Status: Effective from 1 November 2026

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EMA · Veterinary Vaccines · Marketing Authorisation · 11 September 2026

Cirbloc and AviGate S. Typhimurium: Positive CVMP Opinions for Two Veterinary Vaccines

The CVMP has recommended marketing authorisation for two vaccines intended for pigs and chickens, respectively. The European Commission makes the final authorisation decisions.

Status: Positive opinions – not yet EU marketing authorisations

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