Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

In Regulatory & approvals

Good Manufacturing Practice is the quality standard governing how medicines are produced, packaged, labeled, and controlled. It ensures every batch is made consistently and to the required quality. Investigational products used in trials must be manufactured to GMP, which is why labeling and storage at sites are so tightly controlled.

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Educational reference only. Where regional rules differ, follow the regulation and the written procedures that apply where you work.