In this blog, we will discuss the common causes of low-quality product in pharma industry. Additionally, we will present the consequences of low-quality products and how companies prevent them. What is considered a low-quality product in pharma industry? In the...
A pharmaceutical cleanroom is a highly controlled environment designed to minimize contamination during drug manufacturing. Airborne particles, temperature, humidity, and pressure are strictly regulated in a clean room. Setting up a pharma cleanroom requires a...
A supplier audit in pharma is a formal evaluation of vendors providing raw materials, packaging, or services. The aim is to ensure they comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), regulatory standards, and quality expectations. It is a critical part of...
Designing and planning a pharma manufacturing facility require a delicate balance between engineering and regulatory compliance. Emphasis has to be laid on regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, risk management, and future scalability. Properly designed...
In pharmaceutical industry, a non-conformance is any deviation from approved specifications, procedures, or regulatory requirements. It can affect product quality, safety, efficacy, or compliance. It signals that a process, product, or documentation has failed to meet...