PGA Packaging solutions

Understanding the role and quality requirements of grade I packaging in the production of pharmaceuticals and health foods, PGA Grade I Packaging JSC always strictly adheres to GMP principles and standards in its operations. manufactures to provide the most prestigious and quality products to customers.

Product quality assurance is carried out throughout the production process from input materials, in-process products to output finished products.

Input materials are imported from reputable, sourced suppliers/manufacturers, which are carefully evaluated according to PGA’s internal processes. During the receiving process at the warehouse, the raw materials will be inspected in terms of sensory, physical, quantity/volume, accompanying documents before being temporarily stored, then the quality control department will take them. test form to allow entry into the official warehouse.

All incoming materials stored in the warehouse are assigned codes, internal batch numbers, and necessary identification labels to ensure identification and traceability when necessary.

Materials are brought into production based on work orders, production is sequential, one-way, and key manufacturing steps and parameters are all recorded in the production batch record. Equipment and systems are operated and cleaned according to the corresponding cleaning and operating procedures and recorded in the log book.

In-process control at important nodes, parallel to the production process to ensure compliance with the implementation steps, ensure the quality of intermediate and semi-finished products, and limit errors and mistakes. mix and infect. In-process samples are taken and checked by the quality control department to confirm the highest level of product quality.

All level I production and packaging activities are carried out in a clean controlled environment (particles, microorganisms, temperature, humidity) in order to minimize the adverse effects of the environment on product quality. Products.

Level II packaging is the final stage of each product, where the products are packed into cartons, labeled and transported to the finished product warehouse. For fragile and fragile products, other accompanying packaging materials such as foam lining will be designed to ensure product quality during storage and transportation.

Packing specifications are calculated appropriately by PGA, ensuring in terms of quantity and volume, making it convenient for transportation as well as loading and unloading.

Finished products are stored in separate warehouses, arranged appropriately, convenient for FEFO and FIFO principles when exporting goods. Control and monitoring of temperature and humidity in the warehouse is carried out daily to ensure the quality of finished products.

Checking the quality of finished products is a prerequisite for allowing release from stock. All finished products are only allowed to be released from the warehouse when the test results are approved by the quality control manager.