What evidence should state
Issuer, audited organisation, address, activity, standard reference, issue and expiry dates and restrictions must fit the intended service.
No blanket certification claims
GDP Logistics: Check Evidence, Site and Scope
The phrase GDP-certified is often used too broadly. Reliable evidence must cover the actual organisation, site, activity and validity period. Inter-Pharma therefore describes its own processes as GDP-oriented and confirms applicable evidence per project.
Discuss your project →✓Scope before label
✓Check site and activity
✓Include partner evidence
✓Transparent project confirmation
Inter-Pharma expertise
Precise solutions for pharmaceutical requirements
Assess warehouse and transport separately
Storage evidence does not automatically cover transport. Carriers, networks, subcontractors and their qualifications are reviewed separately.
Our GDP-oriented processes in Cheb
Inter-Pharma performs warehousing, inventory control, picking, pack checks and dispatch preparation in Cheb under GDP-oriented requirements. We do not claim blanket GDP certification.
Confirm before appointment
Product, temperature, site, scope, responsibility, evidence and quality agreement are documented for the project before operations start.
Verification path for reliable GDP evidence
1. Match the organisation and exact site address. 2. Distinguish a wholesale distribution authorisation, an official GDP certificate and a commercial certificate. 3. Check activity, product, temperature, storage and transport against scope. 4. Review dates, validity, restrictions and non-compliance records. 5. Verify partners and subcontractors separately and record accepted evidence in the quality agreement.
Central European location
Cheb: at the centre of European routes
Cheb lies in western Czechia, directly at the German border. The location connects Bavaria, Saxony, Austria and Poland with short access routes to Central and Eastern Europe.
Distances from Cheb
Approximate straight-line distances, rounded to 10 km. Actual road distances vary by route.
Germany
Nürnberg≈ 120 km
Leipzig≈ 140 km
Dresden≈ 140 km
München≈ 220 km
Berlin≈ 280 km
Austria
Linz≈ 240 km
Salzburg≈ 260 km
Wien≈ 360 km
Poland
Wrocław≈ 350 km
Poznań≈ 410 km
Kraków≈ 540 km
Your project step by step
This is how we structure delivery. Before start, we agree which steps belong to us, the client or a partner.
Define the outsourced scope
Record current operations, retained and outsourced tasks, locations, volumes, risks and owners. Assign storage, order handling and transport separately.
Deliverable: A task and responsibility matrix.
Agree quality and responsibilities
Together we define acceptance conditions, operator and client roles, authorisation scope, release decisions, deviation routes and required evidence.
Deliverable: Agreed scope and quality agreement.
Define temperature and cold-chain conditions
Assess specifications, capacity, mapping, monitoring, alarms, escalation and handovers before acceptance. Explicitly agree refrigerated storage and staging times.
Deliverable: A confirmed temperature and handover profile.
Prepare data and interfaces
Agree item, batch, expiry, stock and order data with your systems. Test formats, validation, status messages and exception handling.
Deliverable: Accepted data fields and tested interfaces.
Accept the pilot and start operations
Run an agreed test case through the intended steps. Check data, traceability, handovers and failures; start after documented acceptance.
Deliverable: Accepted operating scope and confirmed start.
Review performance and deviations
Compare stock, order status and agreed indicators. Follow deviations, causes, actions and owners through the agreed review cycle.
Deliverable: Traceable actions and updated planning.
What needs to be agreed before start?
Agree products, tasks, authorised contacts, evidence, data handovers and acceptance criteria. Dates and capacity follow the confirmed scope.
Your challenge deserves a precise solution.
We structure your needs and connect the right partners and processes.