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Yes, I noted "theoretically". The company for which I work was last inspected quite a few years ago.
My guess as to why is that the FDA regions are using a scoring system for inspection priorities, and our region knows enough about us, in combination with our long time as a registered establishment, our low risk based on product codes and our zero adverse event incidence, to put us near the bottom of their priority list.
Again a guess, but it's also possible that interactions with FDA are logged via contact reports, and the more questions you ask, the more the scoring system assumes you're conscientious and moves you down the list. We interact with FDA a lot.
My guess as to why is that the FDA regions are using a scoring system for inspection priorities, and our region knows enough about us, in combination with our long time as a registered establishment, our low risk based on product codes and our zero adverse event incidence, to put us near the bottom of their priority list.
Again a guess, but it's also possible that interactions with FDA are logged via contact reports, and the more questions you ask, the more the scoring system assumes you're conscientious and moves you down the list. We interact with FDA a lot.
