What GDP means in logistics
GDP turns regulatory expectations into controlled workflows for receipt, storage, picking, transport, returns and recalls.

A clear introduction
GDP means Good Distribution Practice. It protects the identity, quality and integrity of medicines during storage and transport through to the authorised recipient.
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GDP turns regulatory expectations into controlled workflows for receipt, storage, picking, transport, returns and recalls.
Products remain within specification, protected against mix-up, tampering and unauthorised access, and traceable through the supply chain.
Temperature data, qualification, training, status control, handovers, supplier assessment, deviations and CAPA create an auditable evidence chain.
Process design and certification status are different. Scope, site, activity and official or accredited evidence must be checked for the specific project.
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