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Judgment & ambiguity · When to escalate

A long-qualified excipient supplier is showing a slow slide — more minor complaints, slower CAPA responses, a recent audit observation — none disqualifying on its own. Production depends on them and there's no second source. When do you escalate to dual-sourcing or de-qualification?

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A long-qualified excipient supplier is showing a slow slide — more minor complaints, slower CAPA responses, a recent audit observation — none disqualifying on its own. Production depends on them and there's no second source. When do you escalate to dual-sourcing or de-qualification?

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