Why line clearance to be taken and were it is mentioned.

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Line clearance is taken to ensure safety and prevent cross-contamination in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Line clearance is a procedure followed in pharmaceutical manufacturing to ensure that all equipment, materials, and personnel are removed from a production line before starting a new product or batch.
It is mentioned in various regulatory guidelines such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Line clearance helps prevent cross-contamination between different products or batches, ensuring product quality and patient safety.
It involves thorough cleaning, inspection, and verification of the production area and equipment to ensure they are free from any residues or contaminants.
Line clearance records are maintained to document the completion of the procedure and demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements.

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As per GMP guidelines, line clearance is must before start any process or stage in pharmaceutical company to give high assurance that this area is free from previous product or batch to prevent Cross-contamination.

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As per GMP guidelines, line clearance is must before start any process or stage in pharmaceutical company to give high assurance that this area is free from previous product or batch to prevent Cross-contamination.

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To prevent the contamination of product when equipment and area is going for product changeover and it should be documented on BMR BPR

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To prevent the cross contamination of previous batches or product.it is mentioned in guidelines.