Regulatory Resources
Regulations can differ from country to country, making international shipping complex. Accountability may lie with the QP, but it's the responsibility of all supply chain stakeholders to implement compliant supply chain processes and help their company adhere to Good Distribution Practices (GDP).
New Guidelines Strengthen Good Distribution Practice (GDP)
May 10 by Pharma Logistics EditorThis new white paper is designed to provide an overview of the recently introduced EU Guidelines on the Good Distribution Practice (GDP) of Medicinal Products for Human Use and the significant new dem...
Regulatory Growing Pains Heat Up Cold Chain
April 28 by Pharma Logistics EditorBiologics companies face a unique paradox. Inconsistent regulations surrounding their in-transit production one hand, and a Byzantine shipping process on the other, result in clinical delays, and ulti...
How will New GSP Requirements affect China’s Cold Chain Market in 2015?
March 25 by Pharma Logistics EditorTime is ticking for China’s pharmaceutical and logistics companies to modernise and comply with the new Good Supply Practice (GSP) regulations. Yet this is easier said than done due to the complexity...
GDP Implementation in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan
March 18 by Mikhail KhazanchukFor long years pharmaceutical industry in Russia has been awaiting implementation of GxP-practices as a legally binding requirement. Start was given at the end of 2013 when GMP was officially put in f...
GDP Implementation: The Role of Suppliers
February 17 by Pharma Logistics EditorRichard Coe, GDP Responsible Person, Xellia Pharmaceuticals, discusses Xellia’s supplier relationship management project, how supplier partners play an essential role in effective GDP implementation a...
Regulatory Compliance & Impact Survey 2015
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GDP Inspector ante Portas: Common Fails and Do Wells Observed when Auditing Logistic Service Providers
October 22 by Pharma Logistics EditorIn previous articles we have stressed the importance of supplier qualification, with a special focus on logistic service providers. As we are aware of the immediate impact on quality, controlling it t...
Your Roadmap to Success: 10 Tips for Developing a Serialisation Strategy
September 23 by Pharma Logistics EditorYour Roadmap to Success!The serialisation strategy of a company and the resultant serialisation service that delivers and maintains the capabilities required, needs to ensure that the requirements of...
Cool Chain 2015 - Where the Industry Meets to Shape its Future
August 06 by Pharma Logistics EditorWith over 500 participants from hundreds of different pharmaceutical manufacturers, leading solution providers and cold chain logistics experts, Cool Chain & Temperature Controlled Logistics Europ...
Global Cold Chain Management Solutions - Insights Report 2014
July 17 by Pharma Logistics EditorAhead of the Global Forum, Cold Chain IQ takes a closer look at key trends in the global cold chain management, from reducing complexity and cost to greener cold chain solutions. The Global Cold Chain...
A 101 to Qualified Person (QP) Release in Clinical Trial Supply
June 24 by Pharma IQUnderstanding pharmaceutical legislation is vital for successfully navigating the complex global clinical trials market and ensuring the timely supply of your Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs)...
Updated: A One Page Guide to Global GDP Guidelines
June 10 by Pharma Logistics EditorGood Distribution Practice (GDP) is the part of quality assurance which ensures that products are consistently stored, transported and handled under suitable condition as required by the marketing aut...
