Section 39: Storage, records and samples
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39. Storage, records and samples
Every manufacturer shall—
(a) provide facilities for storing his raw materials and products at the
required temperature and relative degree of humidity to ensure
that loss of potency and deterioration are reduced to a strict
minimum;
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(b) keep at the factory, for a period of 3 years after the date of
manufacture, a record of—
(i) all products manufactured;
(ii) the date of manufacture and the expiry date of products
manufactured;
(iii) the batch or lot number of raw materials and finished
products;
(iv) the raw materials used in the manufacture of a product;
and
(v) all analytical results in respect of each raw material and
each finished product; and
(c) keep at the factory, for a period of 5 years after the date of
manufacture, representative samples of all raw materials and finished products.
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- How long must a manufacturer keep records of the products it makes?