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Good Distribution Practice, or GDP, is a set of requirements described in international guidance, including guidance from the World Health Organization. Its purpose is to preserve the quality of medicines through storage, transport and distribution.
The main pillars of GDP
- Quality management system: documented processes and clear responsibilities
- Personnel: adequate training and awareness of quality requirements
- Premises and equipment: suitable storage conditions and their monitoring
- Documentation: accurate records that make every step traceable
- Transportation: protecting products from damage, contamination and unsuitable conditions
- Complaints, returns and recalls: clear procedures for fast handling
Why GDP matters for commercial cooperation
Following these principles creates a shared language between supply chain partners. When every party works to clear standards, commercial trust takes shape and accountability for any issue becomes simpler.
