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Contact SupplierGMP or Good manufacturing practice is a theoretical standard that assures products quality. It establishes an operational requirement and condition essential to ensure proper hygiene over the food and supply chain and for production. GMP certification mainly deals with issues such as record keeping, documentation, sanitation, personnel qualifications, equipment verification, cleanliness, complaint handling, sanitation, and validation process.
These requirements are designed in a way that proactively controls risks to end-users from products and items out of production from various industries like Cosmetics, Food & drugs, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, and more.
Purpose of GMP
The primary purpose of providing GMP certificates to pharmaceutical companies is to take all important precautions to prevent the risk of accidents and errors in the production of pharmaceutical products.
Understanding GMP Guidelines for Certification Holders
As per World Health Organization guidelines for GMP practices, many nations have defined their necessities for the GMP based on the guidelines of WHO. Some have fit their preconditions, just like in the EU (European Union), (ASEAN) Association of South-East Asian Nations, and through the Pharmaceutical Inspection Convention.
The GMP guidelines need a quality way of dealing with manufacturing and empowering companies to restrict/eliminate instances of misunderstandings, contamination, and errors. This protects the consumer from purchasing an item that is not very compelling or risky.
Documents Required for the GMP Certification
Given is the list of documents required:
Benefits of GMP Certification
All pharmaceutical & medical device manufacturers have to follow GMP rules though some have made their guidelines that resemble the legislation.