The Bengaluru (BLR) Airfreight Terminal facility of Air India SATS Airport Services (AISATS), one of India’s premier airport services companies, received its Good Distribution Practices (GDP) certification, making AISATS the first service provider in India to get such a certification.
Maintaining product safety and quality is of utmost importance in the pharmaceutical industry and Good Distribution Practices (GDP) is a quality system that ensures that the quality of a pharmaceutical product is maintained throughout the distribution process. AISATS’ customers can be assured of strict compliance with the GDP requirements set out by the World Health Organisation (WHO) when it is handling pharmaceutical products.
Willy Ko, CEO, AISATS said, “AISATS has always been aligned towards establishing itself as a world-class service provider. We firmly believe in setting the benchmark for Distribution Practices and this GDP certification is a sure-footed step in the right direction. AISATS plans to continue to enhance its facilities and will look to invest in more multi- temperature control facilities to cater to the increasing demand of temperature-controlled cargo.”
24/12/14 Financial Express
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Maintaining product safety and quality is of utmost importance in the pharmaceutical industry and Good Distribution Practices (GDP) is a quality system that ensures that the quality of a pharmaceutical product is maintained throughout the distribution process. AISATS’ customers can be assured of strict compliance with the GDP requirements set out by the World Health Organisation (WHO) when it is handling pharmaceutical products.
Willy Ko, CEO, AISATS said, “AISATS has always been aligned towards establishing itself as a world-class service provider. We firmly believe in setting the benchmark for Distribution Practices and this GDP certification is a sure-footed step in the right direction. AISATS plans to continue to enhance its facilities and will look to invest in more multi- temperature control facilities to cater to the increasing demand of temperature-controlled cargo.”
24/12/14 Financial Express
