GMP GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES
WHAT IS GMP
GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES?
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP,
also known as 'cGMP' or 'current Good Manufacturing Practice') is a key part of
quality assurance that guarantees that drugs are consistently made and controlled to
meet the quality standards
needed for their specific use
and as outlined in their product specifications.
GMP sets standards for both the making and checking of products, and outlines basic steps to make sure that the processes needed for making and testing are clearly defined,
proven, checked, and recorded, and that the people,
places, and materials used are appropriate
for making medicines and
biologicals, including vaccines.
GMP also includes legal elements, which cover duties
related to distribution,
outsourcing manufacturing and
testing, and handling issues
with products and customer complaints. Specific GMP rules for different types of
products, like sterile drugs or
biological medicines, are included in a set of addendums to the main GMP rules.
Maintained
Product Standards. Product
Quality Verification: Collaborating
with a company that is certified
by the WHO as follows ensures that the products adhere to global quality benchmarks. ...
Compliance with Regulations. ...
Improved
Appeal in the Market. ...
Affordability. ...
Availability of Specialized Knowledge.
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