A related and very interesting story is this article[1] on Ranbaxy. Basically this company was corrupt and fraudulent from the top down. Falsifying data, copying competitor information as their own, etc. Or encouraging internationally traveling employees to privately import medicines to India for them. Or asking doctors on staff to write prescriptions for everyone in the office to boost sales figures.
The FDA applied light bans, only on individual manufacturing sites, allowing the company to continue to push out product from other sites. Including making a bunch of pills with glass fragments in it.
The FDA eventually fined them $500M, and the company has since been bought by Sun Pharma, the largest in India. Zero indication that the systemic corruption, fraud, poor quality, etc. have had real change.