The transfer of analytical methods is often critical to either meet registration guidelines or enable efficient global business function. This presentation will outline the highlights and learnings from the recent transfer and GLP validation of a residue analytical method to enable registration of an agrochemical product from the perspective of both the method originator and the recipient. From the method originator point of view, key aspects of the transfer process include evaluating the business drivers for enabling external residue analysis, determining the robustness of a method to effectively transfer, writing clear and concise method SOPs to facilitate the transfer, and implementing post-transfer modifications. From the perspective of the method recipient, additional aspects of the transfer process include improving the functionality of complicated methods in production-scale use and determining realistic timelines for transfer and validation. In addition, an example of a collaboration and communication model, designed to ensure efficient and reliable transfers of complex analytical methods, will be presented.

Two perspectives on transfer of residue analytical methods

2019 Fall National Meeting

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