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The Indian manufacturing facility that made generic eye drops sold under CVS, Target, Rite Aid, and Walmart brands had a slew of manufacturing violations, including allowing workers to regularly perform their roles barefoot and failing to document bacterial contamination, according to an inspection report released by the Food and Drug Administration.

At the time of the FDA's initial warning, the agency said it had found bacterial contamination in critical production areas of the Mumbai facility.

FDA inspectors found the facility was in poor condition generally, noting cracked floors, peeling paint, water stains, and dust build-up.

Most surprisingly, the inspectors observed barefoot employees working in a sterile area of the facility, where they should have been wearing shoes—plus gowns, gloves, and shoe booties.

Inspectors also noticed that if workers at the facility detected bacterial contamination that registered over an "action" or "alert" level, the testing results were not recorded.

At the start of the year, an outbreak of extremely drug-resistant bacterial infections linked to EzriCare Artificial Tears came to light.

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