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30 Day FDA Drug Development in Cannabinoid and Psychedelic Spaces - Day 18 Process Analytical Technology (PAT) in Natural Products

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This podcast episode explores Process Analytical Technology (PAT) and its transformative impact on manufacturing natural products, particularly cannabinoids and psychedelics. The discussion covers key analytical tools like NIR and Raman spectroscopy, explaining how they enable real-time quality control and monitoring during production. The episode highlights PAT's benefits including reduced waste, improved efficiency, and better regulatory compliance. It also addresses important considerations about implementation costs, sustainability benefits, and the ethical implications for workforce development.

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