Pharmaceutical logistics: Koch GDP transports
Koch GDP transports: rely on a logistics company that specialises in the pharmaceutical industry. We provide pharmaceutical logistics based on the GDP (Good Distribution Practice) guidelines of the European Commission (2013/C 343/01). We cover all the relevant logistical steps along the entire value chain – from drug manufacturers through to wholesalers, we support the entire supply chain down to hospitals or pharmacy distribution. Your benefit: We go through the entire process chain together with you – from the delivery of the goods through to picking and shipping. This lets us develop a pharmaceutical logistics concept tailored to your company. Our service is needs-based, flexible and meets the highest technical standards.
Transport concepts for the pharmaceutical industry.
Koch International has transferred its decades of experience in the transport and distribution of sensitive pharmaceutical goods to its newly founded subsidiary, Koch Pharmalogistik, in order to fulfil GDP requirements and offer you a first-class service as a reliable logistics partner.
We transport your temperature-sensitive products within a temperature range of 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. Our lorry trailers, which are qualified to GDP (Good Distribution Practice) standards, are equipped with the latest air conditioning technology. The specialised vehicles offer both an automatic safety system for the refrigerated body and permanent temperature monitoring. This ensures a constant cargo hold temperature throughout the entire transport route. Continuous monitoring enables perfect traceability. High hygiene and safety standards round off our service.
Flexible pharmaceutical logistics at the highest level.
The demands on pharmaceutical logistics are great: quality, safety and cleanliness need to be ensured when handling pharmaceutical products. We are well aware of the great responsibility that we bear as pharmaceutical logistics providers. A reliable cold chain, permanent temperature monitoring and seamless traceability together with high hygiene and safety standards along the entire supply chain are the absolute priority. We are pharma pros: the independent DQS inspection body has audited the pharmaceutical warehouse logistics premises as well as the vehicles and the equipment used. The report in line with the “EU Guidelines on Good Distribution Practice of medicinal products for human use (2013/C 343/01)“ confirms our high standard and reliable temperature control across all steps of the process.
Above and beyond the legal requirements, we use an internal quality management system when handling sensitive products. We document and constantly develop our work processes within the scope of a continuous improvement process (CIP). Our employees are involved in all of these measures. The background: They attentively identify potential and ensure that this potential is diligently realised. What’s more, our employees undergo continuous training and development based on the GDP standard to stay at the top of their game and implement developments in the company. This is the foundation of our outstanding performance for you.
Your benefits:
- Pharmaceutical general cargo network throughout Germany “GDP network solutions GmbH“
- Special-purpose vehicles of any size for transportation in a temperature range of between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius
- Supervised specialist warehouse for sensitive products
- All processes are certified in line with the “EU Guidelines on Good Distribution Practice of medicinal products for human use (2013/C 343/01)”
Pharmaceutical logistics: GDP transport with cargo network.
In 2018, Koch pharmaceutical logistics joined together with three other companies to launch the pharmaceutical network “Medtrasol 4.0”, which operates throughout Germany. The mutual qualification of the partners is a fundamental requirement for the collaboration within the network. Your benefit: This enables cross-partner quality controls, standardised and transparent processes as well as the seamless tracking of the goods along the logistics chain.
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