Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) are a set of guidelines and these standards are mandatory for a pharmaceutical company to follow in order to produce safe and quality products. GMPs are primarily based on the principles of safety and quality. The most important part of GMP is quality. Pharmaceutical ...

Failure to meet GMP requirements in pharmaceuticals has many consequences A consequence is that a product may not be safe for consumption, and may pose a serious health risk to consumers. Another consequence is that a company can be fined by the government. Failure to meet GMP requirements can seriously ...

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is a set of standards that a manufacturer must meet to produce a safe and effective product. The most common GMP for pharmaceuticals is cGMP, which covers aspects such as process validation, quality control and documentation. Pharmaceutical manufacturers must meet all ...