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Quality Management and GDP for Pharma

Inter-Pharma helps companies embed quality not only in documentation, but effectively in daily operations.

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GDP process design
Risk-based quality management
Supplier qualification
Documented responsibilities

Inter-Pharma expertise

Precise solutions for pharmaceutical requirements

Product spectrum and dosage forms

Depending on the project and regulatory framework, the product scope includes medicinal products, medical devices and diagnostics in all relevant pharmaceutical dosage forms—including temperature-sensitive and refrigerated articles.

Medicinal productsPrescription and non-prescription medicines, OTC products, vaccines, biologicals and specialty medicines.
Medical devices & diagnosticsMedical devices, in-vitro diagnostics, diagnostic tests, reagents and associated healthcare articles.
Dosage formsTablets, capsules, powders, granules, solutions, suspensions, drops, syrups, creams, ointments, gels, patches, suppositories, inhalation, nasal and ophthalmic preparations.
Sterile & temperature-controlledInjections, infusions, pre-filled syringes and pens as well as refrigerated articles, typically at 2–8 °C, and products with other defined transport and storage ranges.

Pharmaceutical warehouse design principles

QMS, SOPs, qualification, temperature mapping, calibration, deviations and self-inspections provide the documented framework for safe warehouse processes.

Temperature zonesProduct-specific zones such as controlled room temperature, typically 15–25 °C, refrigerated storage at 2–8 °C and, where required, qualified frozen ranges.
Segregation & statusClear separation of quarantine, released, blocked, returned and recalled stock, plus protected areas for controlled, hazardous or high-value products.
Intralogistics & dataSuitable pallet, shelving and bin systems; FIFO or FEFO; scanning and warehouse data for batch, serial number, expiry and location traceability.
Qualification & resilienceTemperature mapping, calibrated monitoring, alarms, contingency plans, cleaning, pest monitoring, access control, maintenance and documented inspections.
Bauhaus illustration of temperature-controlled pharmaceutical logistics and medicine distribution across Europe
Editorial illustrationTemperature control, warehousing and dependable distribution as one connected European system.

GDP in operational practice

Good Distribution Practice applies to every step in the supply chain. We help structure responsibilities, deviation management, temperature control and evidence.

Quality as a resilient process

An effective QMS reduces risk and creates clarity through understandable workflows, appropriate controls and consistent implementation.

Your challenge deserves a precise solution.

We structure your needs and connect the right partners and processes.

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