Regulatory partnerships USP has ongoing collaborations with major regulators in multiple regions (Anvisa in Brazil, BPOM in Indonesia, and broader governance through the USP Convention). This presents a sales opportunity to offer compliant testing, reference materials, and regulatory support tools aligned with international standards.

Quality standards toolkit Recent launches include a DEG/EG contamination toolkit and a dietary supplement verification program (DSVP). Target opportunities exist to provide complementary quality assurance solutions, testing services, and certification processes for manufacturers seeking global market access.

Global supply chain focus USP emphasizes strengthening global supply chains to ensure medicine availability and reliability. This creates demand for standardized reference materials, quality control analytics, and training services that help manufacturers meet universal quality expectations.

Training and capability building Partnerships on Advanced Laboratory Quality Systems Training with regulators (e.g., BPOM) indicate openness to capacity-building programs. There is a market for accredited training, workshops, and quality system implementations for national health authorities and industry players.

Dietary supplement credibility Launch of the USP Dietary Supplement Verification Program signals demand for independent verification. Sales potential exists for services that assist supplement brands in obtaining verification, improving labeling transparency, and enabling trust with regulators and consumers.