FDA relaxes rules to boost auto companies making ventilators for coronavirus effort
(Worthy News) – The Food and Drug Administration temporarily relaxed regulations on manufacturing regulators to give private companies more flexibility to build medical supplies needed to combat the coronavirus.
Ford, General Motors, and Tesla are adapting their facilities from building automobiles to pumping out regulators for hospitals struggling under an influx of COVID-19 patients. The federal government is simultaneously easing regulations to help the car companies pass through the bureaucratic process to make medical supplies faster, according to Axios. This includes easing restrictions on sourcing materials, allowing companies to buy ventilator components from a broader range of suppliers.
“We believe this approach will help manufacturers that want to add production lines or manufacture at alternative sites which may have different manufacturing equipment to increase manufacturing capacity,” the FDA said about easing some policy guidelines. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]
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