GDP Audit Services in India

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CIL provides GDP (Good Distribution Practices) audit in India & abroad. GDP (Good Distribution Practices) Food Safety Audit  Companies turn to CDG to ensure their food safety polices and procedures are defined and implemented through third party, independent verification. Why GDP Food Safety Audit, A GDP Food Safety audit helps ensure that the products you are storing and transporting are safe for human consumption. It requires knowledgeable food safety professionals to make a dedicated effort to ensure food safety polices and procedures are in place and enforced.  A GDP Food Safety audit is a stepping stone to preparing your company for accredited certification to SQF,FSSC 22000 and BRCGS that CDG can provide for you. Companies who complete an CDGGDP audit will benefit from, GDP audit Third party, independent verification of processes or procedures, Validating effective and proper allergen management  the no 1 cause for recalls, Ensured adherence to applicable prerequisite programs, Strengthened programs for compliance to regulatory requirements, Showing due diligence to provide safe products to consumers. What is a GDP Food Safety Audit, A GDP Food Safety Audit focuses on preventing contamination and reducing risk. The audit is broken up into three areas, FOOD SAFETY SYSTEMS, Management Responsibility, Product Adulteration or Contamination, Allergen Program, HACCP Program (optional), Food Security or Food Defense, Food Safety Training. QUALITY HANDLING OF PRODUCT, Written Food Safety or Food Quality Procedures, Supplier or Service Provider Monitoring, Customer Complaints,  Recall program, Withdrawal, and Product. Traceability. GOOD DISTRIBUTION PRACTICES, GDP Program, Facilities(Premises), Employee Practices and Processing Practices,  Preventative Maintenance and Equipment, Storage and Transportation, Handling of Food Products, Foreign Material Control Program, Air and Water Quality, SSOPs, Restroom and Break Room Requirements, Cleaning Equipment and Chemicals, Cleaning, Sanitation and Housekeeping Procedures, Pest Control. Manufacturers of medicinal products have to make sure that the products will be distributed under controlled conditions. Therefore, wholesalers, transport companies, warehouses and other partners in the supply chain will have to be selected carefully. An ongoing supervision of these organisations is necessary. It is the aim of the GDP Group to provide a standardized scheme to audit GDP compliance at all levels of the supply chain.1.GDP Self Assessment, Wholesalers, transport companies, and warehouses may contact us for a self assessment audit. Depending on the size of the organization and their facility we perform a 1 to 4 day audit.2. GDP Compliance Audits, GMP Compliance Audits can only be performed on behalf of a manufacturer of medicinal products. We offer to audit all organisations involved in the distribution channel. Audits my last between 1 and 4 days and will be performed by experienced GDP Auditors. Contact us for more information. Good Distribution Practice (GDP) is a quality system for warehouses and distribution centres that process medicines. Historically, GDP only covered the movement of finished products from manufacturing sites to wholesalers, retailers, and patients. These parts of the supply chain are still covered by GDP, but the guidelines are now applicable throughout the whole supply chain, from raw materials to the finished product and everything in between. The EU added this enhanced GDP requirement to its guidelines in 2013 because of increased globalisation, the sensitivity of certain therapeutic drug molecules, and the stricter controls that are now required to maintain the quality and integrity of medicinal products. Failure to adhere to the guidelines at any point in the supply chain, including all intermediate points of storage and transport, can have a serious impact on the quality of the product. Is Good Distribution Practice Essential, For companies involved in sourcing, storing, and transporting APIs and other ingredients for pharmaceutical manufacturing, the adoption of GDP is a crucial tool to ensure patient safety, product integrity, and product availability. It is also essential for similar reasons for companies involved in the distribution of finished products to the end user.

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