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Cipla Faces Fresh FDA Blow, Pune Warehouse Drug Licences Cancelled

FDA officials said inspections found misbranding and storage lapses at Cipla’s Wadki warehouse, leading to cancellation of its wholesale drug sale license.

  • On Friday, the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration cancelled the drug sale and distribution licences of Cipla Pharma & Life Sciences Ltd's warehouse at Wadki in Pune following detection of alleged violations involving Reactin Plus Tablets.
  • Regulatory action followed findings of misbranding; packaging carried unauthorized claims describing Reactin Plus as an 'Analgesic and Anti-inflammatory', violating the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.
  • Inspectors identified significant storage deficiencies including absence of the prescribed Form 35 inspection book, dust accumulation on drug stocks, and discrepancies between computerised SAP records and physical inventory.
  • FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe stated the department's objective is to "ensure the safety and quality of medicines and statutory compliance in the drug supply chain", noting proceedings followed Bombay High Court directions.
  • This order replaces an earlier FDA action taken on August 27 this year, which Cipla contested; authorities completed the latest process while providing the company an opportunity for a hearing.
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Times of India broke the news in India on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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