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One building, designed and constructed to EU-GMP standards.

Purpose-built around pharmaceutical quality systems and GMP principles, for third-party contract manufacturing and packaging.

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Standard
Built to EU-GMP standards
Cleanrooms
Classified, pressure-cascaded
Containment
Schedule 6 vault, restricted access
A classified white corridor lit from above, cleanroom doors and a fire extinguisher along the right-hand wall, looking towards the door marked P1

What is GMP?

Good Manufacturing Practice is the set of rules a regulator holds a pharmaceutical manufacturer to. It governs the building, the equipment, the people and, above all, the paperwork that proves what happened to a batch.

01

A legal standard, not a marketing one

Good Manufacturing Practice is what a medicines regulator requires of anyone making a pharmaceutical product. It is inspected, and it is granted or withheld.

02

The building is part of the product

Classified cleanrooms, controlled air pressure between rooms, filtered air, and product and personnel kept on routes that never cross.

03

Everything is written down

Documented procedures, batch records, deviation and CAPA management. If it is not recorded, an auditor treats it as not having happened.

04

Release is a decision somebody signs

Material is quarantined by default. It leaves only when quality control and the Responsible Pharmacist have signed for it.

  • A gowning room with clean white coats hanging on a rail, a step-over bench, gowning and de-gowning procedure posters on the wall, and a red chain marking the clean side
  • The receiving room with two wrapped pallets standing on blue pallet bases inside green floor demarcation, double doors behind and pass-through hatches to the right
  • The GMP weighing and packaging room, stainless benches at numbered positions inside blue floor demarcation, pass-through hatches in the far wall
  • A staging room with empty stainless racking, ceiling air diffusers overhead and pass-through hatches set into the walls at both ends
  • The door to the labelling room, its sign lit from the side, with a differential pressure gauge mounted above it and a magnetic lock showing green
  • The washbay: a yellow flammables cabinet, sanitiser bottles ranked on a shelf, drums on a spill pallet inside green demarcation, and a stainless double sink

Become a supplier.

Become a supplier

We buy medical-grade flower from GACP-registered cultivators across South Africa. If you are licensed and growing, tell us what you have and we will take you through qualification, audit and approval.

Come and walk the floor.

We are set up to host customer due-diligence visits and on-site audits, and we would rather show you the building than describe it. Contact us to arrange a walkthrough.

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