BLA number
761147
FDA Purple Book product · Biosimilar 351(k)
Ennumo
pegfilgrastim-pccg
Ennumo, BLA 761147, is listed in the FDA Purple Book as a 351(k) biosimilar. This page consolidates 1 exact FDA presentation row, and FDA names Neulasta as its reference product. It separates the BLA applicant from any unverified manufacturer and does not infer clinical labeling, pharmacy substitution, commercial availability, or patent conclusions.
351(k) BiosimilarBLA 761147RxLicensed Accord BioPharma Inc.
Approved
May 07, 2026
License type
351(k) Biosimilar
Marketing
Rx
Listed patents
1
Ennumo (pegfilgrastim-pccg) is a Biosimilar 351(k) referencing pegfilgrastim, licensed under a 351(k) BLA in 2026; the Purple Book lists Accord BioPharma Inc. as the BLA applicant, not necessarily the manufacturer or commercial supplier. The Purple Book lists 1 published patent for this product.
Sourced from the FDA Purple Book · verified Aug 11, 2026
What this Purple Book record establishes
Regulatory interpretation
Regulatory role
351(k) biosimilar
Applicant
Accord BioPharma Inc.
Applicant is not automatically the physical manufacturer.
Presentations
1
Exact FDA presentation rows under this BLA.
Approval
May 07, 2026
Reference product
Neulasta
Ennumo is an FDA-licensed biosimilar without an interchangeability designation in this record.
Ennumo was licensed through the 351(k) pathway as biosimilar to Neulasta.
Substitution boundary
Biosimilar status alone is not an FDA interchangeability designation and does not establish automatic pharmacy substitution.
Key dates
Licensure & exclusivity
Approval
Approval date of this BLA submission.
May 07, 2026
4 mo ago
Today
Pharmaceutical detail
FDA product record
Strength
6MG/0.6ML
Dosage form
Injection
Route
Subcutaneous
Presentation
Pre-Filled Syringe
Center
CDER
License number
2105
Product number
001
Submission type
Original
Supplement number
Not listed
Change type
Not listed
Exact presentation matrix
One row per FDA presentation under this exact BLA. Missing cells remain unavailable rather than being borrowed from another product.
| Product | Strength | Dosage form | Route | Presentation | Licensure | Marketing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | 6MG/0.6ML | Injection | Subcutaneous | Pre-Filled Syringe | Licensed | Rx |
Exact-source evidence coverage
Labeling & approval review
Current product label
Exact-source research required
No exact-BLA label candidate is stored for this record. Approved uses, dosing, and warnings are intentionally unavailable and queued for exact-source research.
FDA approval evidence
Exact-source research required
No independently matched exact-BLA FDA approval letter or review package is stored, so product-specific biosimilarity or switching evidence is not summarized.
Human review pending
Automated BLA-level interpretation has not been marked human-reviewed. The research queue contains 2 exact-source tasks. Labeling and approval-review claims stay unavailable until their own match gate passes.
Reference product family
Biosimilars & interchangeables
Ennumo names Neulasta as its reference product. The comparison below shows locally matched BLA candidates and follow-ons; it does not invent a reference BLA number when FDA did not state one in the loaded row.
Biosimilar of Neulasta
Reference-family comparison
Published patents
BPCIA patent list
| Patent | Expires | In | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9,856,287 | Jun 21, 2030 | in 3 yr 10 mo | FDA |
Practical characteristics and limits
Source-bounded interpretation
Presentation coverage
1 exact FDA presentation row is consolidated under this BLA rather than split across duplicate pages.
Administration fields
The loaded rows list Subcutaneous and Injection; these are regulatory presentation fields, not dosing instructions.
Applicant boundary
Accord BioPharma Inc. is the listed BLA applicant. The page does not relabel the applicant as manufacturer, labeler, distributor, or commercial supplier without an exact product-specific source.
Regulatory comparison
Ennumo is an FDA-licensed biosimilar without an interchangeability designation in this record. Family comparisons preserve each BLA's own designation and do not use Orange Book therapeutic-equivalence terminology.
Source provenance
FDA Purple Book data
Source kind · Monthly download
Checked Aug 11, 2026FDA release · June 2026
- advanced-searchAdvanced Search · Jul 02, 2026
- monthly-downloadMonthly download · Jul 02, 2026
What this record does not establish
- Purple Book marketing status is a regulatory field, not real-time commercial inventory or launch status.
- The listed applicant or BLA holder is not automatically the product’s physical manufacturer, labeler, or distributor.
- Biosimilar status and interchangeability are distinct FDA designations; neither is a therapeutic-equivalence code from the Orange Book.
- A missing patent or exclusivity row is not proof that no relevant rights exist, and listed patent information is not a freedom-to-operate opinion.
- Approved uses, dosing, warnings, and clinical evidence require the exact current product label or approval package and are not inferred from the reference product.
Change history
Record versions
- v4Aug 11, 2026
- v3Jul 02, 2026
- v2Jul 02, 2026
- v1Jul 02, 2026
Ennumo: frequently asked questions
Licensure, biosimilar status, exclusivity, and patents for this biologic, from the FDA Purple Book.
Built directly from the FDA Purple Book database of licensed biological products. License types, approval and exclusivity dates, and the patent list match the official FDA record. The Purple Book patent list reflects the statutory BPCIA patent exchange and is not exhaustive.
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