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Glenmark's US abiraterone 500 mg tablets drawn into FDA Class II recall

The generic prostate cancer drug is subject to a nationwide, ongoing recall that the regulator ties to a labelling fault, though commercial impact cannot yet be gauged.

04 Nov 2026 · FDA enforcement report · Regulator

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Inc., USA has a live recall on its abiraterone acetate 500 mg tablets across the United States, according to the FDA's enforcement report published on 4 November 2026. The agency filed it under number D-0074-2027 and rated it Class II.

The regulator attributes the action to a labelling problem, filed in its catch-all category of 'Not Elsewhere Classified'. The material reviewed does not explain what was wrong with the labelling. It also omits lot numbers, the volume of product involved, expiry dates and the date Glenmark began the recall.

For context, the FDA uses Class II for recalls where exposure to a product may cause temporary or medically reversible harm, or where the chance of serious harm is considered remote. That is a general definition of the category, not a finding specific to this product.

Because the recall is listed as ongoing, its scope and status may change in later enforcement reports. Without figures on affected units, the facts on file do not allow any assessment of lost sales, supply disruption or effects on competitors in the abiraterone generics market, and Glenmark has not been quoted in the material available.

Why it matters

  • Commercial exposure is unquantified: no lot, volume or date details are in the available record, so revenue impact cannot be estimated.
  • Wholesalers, pharmacies and distributors holding Glenmark's 500 mg tablets need to check whether their stock is covered by the recall.
  • The ongoing status means the recall's scope could be revised, so teams tracking labelling-related actions should watch subsequent FDA enforcement reports.

Official record: FDA enforcement report ↗

Written by CompePharma's editorial system from the official record. AI-assisted; check the source before acting. Not investment advice.

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