In this section of GMP-inspection.com, our translators provide definitions and explanations of various specialized terms from the pharmaceutical industry and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
A GMP certificate (German translation: GMP-Zertifikat) is the colloquial name for the “Certificate of GMP Compliance of a Manufacturer.” It is issued by the competent regulatory authority and confirms that the production of a particular company complies with the standards of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP; translation into German: Gute Herstellungspraxis). The GMP standards are a set of regulations that define the requirements for the manufacture and quality control of drugs (British English: medicinal products). At the request of the pharmaceutical company, the regulatory authority can issue a WHO GMP certificate, as this is often required for the export of drugs.
Purpose of a GMP certificate:
Procedure for obtaining a GMP certificate:
The GMP certificate serves not only as a confirmation of the quality of the products manufactured, but also as an important instrument for risk management (German: Risikomanagement) and the improvement of production processes in a company.
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