In the medical logistics market, the presence GDP certificate has become the most important quality criterion. But what does it mean in practice and why is it mandatory for carriers of pharmaceutical cargo?
What is GDP
GDP (Good Distribution Practice) is an international standard governing the storage, processing and transportation of medicines. It is aimed at ensuring the quality and safety of medicines at all stages of the supply chain.
Why GDP is important
1. Guarantee of compliance with temperature conditions.
The company is obliged to ensure that the required temperature conditions are maintained throughout the entire route of the goods.
2. Quality control of logistics processes.
All operations – from acceptance of goods to their transfer to the recipient – are recorded and controlled.
3. Transparency and traceability of supplies.
Any stage can be checked to eliminate the risk of damage or loss of cargo.
4. Compliance with regulatory requirements.
Many government agencies require working only with operators who have a GDP certificate.
How does the presence of GDP affect business?
- Reduces the risk of financial losses.
- Improves reputation among manufacturers and distributors.
- Guarantees quality to customers at all stages of logistics.
Conclusion
By choosing a GDP-certified carrier, pharmaceutical companies protect their products, customers and their own reputation. Reliable logistics are the basis for successful work in the medical sector.
