Vanta conducts studies in compliance with the OECD Principles of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), a framework adopted by regulatory agencies across more than 40 member and non-member countries for the assessment of nonclinical safety data. GLP compliance ensures that data generated at the facility meets internationally recognized standards for study design, documentation, and reporting—enabling sponsors to submit nonclinical packages in support of INDs, NDAs, MAAs, and agrochemical registration dossiers with confidence in cross-jurisdictional regulatory acceptance. In parallel, the facility holds registration under the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA), the statutory body under the Government of India responsible for oversight of animal research establishments. CPCSEA registration is a legal requirement for conducting regulated in-vivo studies in India and reflects the organization’s commitment to ethical animal care standards, including appropriate housing conditions, veterinary supervision, and institutional animal ethics committee (IAEC) oversight. Together, these two frameworks—OECD GLP and CPCSEA—provide clients with assurance that studies conducted at Vanta Bioscience are both scientifically credible and ethically compliant, satisfying requirements at the national and international regulatory levels.