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SFDA item 74 · IV. PMF/VAMF

Deletion or change of status (operational/non-operational) of establishment(s)/centre(s) used for blood/plasma collection or in the for testing donations and plasma pools.

Variation category under SFDA, EU and US FDA rules for this change, with the variant wording as published.

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SFDA Saudi Food and Drug Authority

Guidelines for Variation Requirements v6.3 (DS-G-006), item 74 — official PDF, p. 74 ↗

VariantChangeType
-Deletion or change of status (operational/non-operational) of establishment(s)/centre(s) used for blood/plasma collection or in the for testing donations and plasma pools.Type IA

Conditions to be fulfilled and documentation to be supplied: see the official guideline, item 74.

EU European Union

Commission Guidelines C/2025/5045 — EUR-Lex ↗

M.5 · Deletion or change of status (operational/non-operational) of establishment(s)/centre(s) used for blood/plasma collection or in the testing of donations and plasma pools

VariantChangeType
1DeletionType IA
2.aChange of status — from operational to non-operationalType IA
2.bChange of status — from non-operational to operationalType IA
2.cChange of status — from non-operational to operational when epidemiological data has not been annually submitted or there have been other than administrative changes in blood establishment or centres since there were moved to non-operational (e.g. blood bags, testing kits)Type IB

US FDA US Food and Drug Administration

21 CFR 314.70 and FDA guidance — Outside 21 CFR 314.70 — CBER establishment licensing, 21 CFR 601.12, 607

ChangeCategoryReference
Handled under the establishment's own registration/CBER licenseNo US equivalent

Note: Collection and testing facilities are managed under the establishments' CBER licenses and FDA registration (21 CFR 601.12, 607); no PMF variation exists.

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Not regulatory advice. The binding text is each regulator's current official document; confirm the category with the authority before filing. FDA publishes no classification table: the US category follows FDA guidance or, where the guidance does not name the change, the closest example under 21 CFR 314.70.