U.S. FDA flags data integrity, contamination lapses at Dabur's Dadra plant
After a January inspection, the U.S. drug regulator cited Dabur India for falsified records, microbial contamination risks, poor maintenance and even a live bird in the raw material warehouse at its Dadra and Nagar Haveli facility, raising compliance concerns for the 140-year-old FMCG major.
What happened
U.S. FDA flagged data integrity, contamination and maintenance lapses at Dabur India's Dadra and Nagar Haveli plant after a January inspection, citing falsified
Key facts
- Rs 400 crore
- 140 years
- 25%
- 30 feet
Why this matters
Dabur's Dadra compliance lapses could open negotiating leverage on co-manufacturing or licensing deals while signaling broader due-diligence scrutiny needed across Indian personal-care supply chains.