Pharma Logistics Glossary: Good Manufacturing Practices
Good manufacturing process (GMP) guidelines are essential to ensure drugs are produced to a consistently high quality. GMP guidelines should be implemented at all stages of the manufacturing process to eliminate the possibility of risks, that may not be detected during clinical trials.
If GMP guidelines are not correctly implemented, there is a risk that poor quality and substandard pharmaceuticals could make it on to the market and potentially cause damage to the health of members of the public. Poor quality medicines also cause governments and individuals to waste their money.
Pharma Logistics Interactive World Map
May 14 by Pharma LogisticsUse the Pharma Logistics World Map to explore medicine supply and distribution in different regions.
What's on the horizon for GMP Compliance
March 01 by Pharma LogisticsAt the recent MHRA GDP & GMP Symposium Martine Powell, GMDP inspector examined the known future for GMP compliance.Martine Powell GDMP Inspector discussed upcoming deadlines for the GMP industry....
