Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) refers to systems for ensuring that product quality and safety is controlled throughout the manufacturing process. For example, GMP can include the following:
1. Controlling incoming raw materials
2. Production line hygiene and sanitation procedures
3. Record keeping
4. Contamination prevention
5. Batch traceability
Suppliers
In certain industries, it is essential that the suppliers can provide information about their internal GMP systems. This is of particular importance if you intend to purchase food contact materials, cosmetics, supplements, medical devices, food or beverages.
Is Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) mandatory?
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is referenced in several EU and US product regulations and is mandatory for different types of products. This includes food contact materials, cosmetics, supplements, medical devices, food, beverages, and more.
