What happens to plasma that does not meet safety standards at CSL Plasma?

Plasma that does not meet safety standards at CSL Plasma is discarded to ensure the safety of the therapies produced. Maintaining strict safety standards is crucial in the manufacturing of therapeutic products derived from plasma, as any contaminated or substandard plasma poses a risk to patients who rely on these therapies. By discarding any plasma that does not meet these rigorous safety and quality checks, CSL Plasma ensures that only safe and effective products are released for use. This practice is part of a broader commitment to public health and patient safety, reflecting the importance of rigorous testing and quality control in the biotechnology and healthcare industries.