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GMP in the pharmaceutical sector: How to detect defects – Part Two
In the first part of our journey through the potential defects that can occur in the production and packaging of drugs, we focused on critical data printed on the packaging and defects in the drug itself. Today we will discuss the other[…]
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GMP in the pharmaceutical sector: How to detect defects – Part 1
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) in the pharmaceutical sector refers to the set of rules, procedures and guidelines according to which the production and packaging of drugs must be organised to ensure product quality, the safety of the end patient and the integrity[…]
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The cleaning validation process
The purpose of the cleaning validation is to verify that the cleaning procedures of a plant and of an equipment ensure that it does not occur a contamination. Cleaning validation is part of Annex 15 of the European GMP. Contaminations can be[…]
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Our offices will be closed for holidays from August the 9th to 13th
Our offices will be closed for holidays from August the 9th to 13th. We will be back on Monday, the 16th of August.
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Design review and remote progress of work
In every type of project, including the design and construction of automatic machines, activities of control and verification of work progress are carried out. These are moments in which information is acquired, opinions are exchanged, options are evaluated, possible setbacks are assessed[…]
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Checking the weight of pre-packaged products
Have you ever had the doubt that a product weighed less than what is stated on the label? Or have you tried to weigh a product (e.g. a cosmetic, as food products can have natural weight loss) and noticed that the weight[…]
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An unbelievably unthinkable year
An unbelievable year, or, it might better to say, an unbelievably unthinkable year. A new beginning has start, a beginning far different from the one of the past year but a new beginning, nonetheless. Vaccines will arrive and we will be travelling[…]
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COVID vaccine, why in Great Britain yes and in Europe still no?
In these days the pictures of the first citizens who have received the vaccine have been published; they are two British citizens (a woman from Northern Ireland and a man from England), who opened what it will be the biggest vaccination campaign[…]
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FAT testing and pandemic, how to safeguard everyone
In an article published a few months ago we talked about the difference between validation and testing. Testing can normally be divided into FAT (Factory Acceptance Test, tests performed before the equipment is sent to the customer) and SAT (Site Acceptance Test,[…]
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Anti-Covid vaccine: caution is needed
The news that the pharmaceutical company Pfizer (in collaboration with Biontech) would have almost ended, with excellent results, the phase 3 of the COVID-19 vaccine tests, has brought euphoria not only in the financial markets but also among Governments, mass media and[…]
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