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Discover how cold chain failures occur in pharma logistics and how GDP principles help prevent product loss with monitoring, alerts, and compliance strategies.
Version 1.0
Released on 23/07/2025
Released on 23/07/2025
Learn how a single failure in the cold chain led to the loss of an entire pharmaceutical shipment—and how it could have been prevented. This video explains a real-world scenario where a cooling unit was accidentally turned off during transport, exposing temperature-sensitive medicines to unsafe conditions. You'll discover how Good Distribution Practices (GDP) help prevent these issues through proper monitoring, in-transit checks, and automated alerts. This is essential knowledge for professionals in pharmaceutical logistics, supply chain, quality assurance, or compliance. Understand what went wrong, what should have been in place, and how to protect product integrity across the supply chain.
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This course will help you understand the unique requirements of pharmaceutical distribution compared to general logistics. It will build your awareness of how quality assurance, traceability, storage, transport, and risk management all contribute to Good Distribution Practice (GDP) compliance. Throughout the course, you will also learn from real-life industry examples and gain insights on how to avoid common pitfalls. By the end of this course you will be able to:
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