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01.12.2023
The company ILIOR has been accredited according to the “GDP” standard (Good distribution practice), which entitles it to responsible delivery, storage and customs service of vital medical products from the manufacturer to the end consumer.
Maintaining product safety and quality throughout the supply chain is of utmost importance, especially in the pharmaceutical industry.
The company ILIOR has successfully passed the test and received a certificate of Good Distribution Practice (GDP).
Certification for compliance with Good Distribution Practices (GDP) in the pharmaceutical industry demonstrates our responsible and conscientious attitude towards the requirements of this standard and the quality of services provided by our company. GDP is a quality assurance system for distributors, logistics operators and warehouse companies involved in the circulation of medicines. Implementation of the GDP rules ensures that consistent quality management systems are in place throughout the supply chain, as well as the proper implementation of a set of rules that the logistics operator must comply with to ensure that the storage, transportation and distribution of pharmaceutical products throughout the supply chain from manufacturer to consumer, maintains quality and integrity of the goods.
Compliance with GDP ensures that: medicines in the supply chain comply with EU legislation pharmaceuticals are stored and transported under appropriate conditions the possibility of contamination with other products and theft or counterfeit of medicines is prevented management of quality system processes such as structured accumulation complaints, deviations, performance reviews, inspections, audits, etc. works efficiently, the goods reach the desired consignee on time.
