What is Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)?

GMP refers to the Good Manufacturing Practice Regulations. GMP certification is granted to manufacturing or service systems of organisations to certify that they engage with good manufacturing practices in their manufacturing or service processes, according to a Standard Code of Practice related to their business.

What does GMP cover?

GMP regulations address issues including:
  • Record Keeping
  • Equipment Verification
  • Personnel Qualifications
  • Process Validation
  • Sanitation
  • Complaint Handling
  • Cleanliness

Why choose us?

Global clients chose us in preference to others for a variety of reasons. In most cases it's because they like our fair and practical approach throughout the entire certification process and how we understand and meet each individual client's needs. In short: the quality of our service.

Benefits of working with GCL INTL

  • Network of Overseas Strategic Partners
  • International Accepted Certificates
  • Recognised Worldwide
  • Web Discussion Group
  • Industry Experienced Audit Team
  • Free Newsletters & Updates
  • Defined & Agreed Project Timescales
  • Email Help Desk
  • Fixed Cost & Competitive Quotations

Companies in ginning, spinning, weaving and knitting, dyeing and printing, and cut and sew are eligible for certification.

Certification Features

  1. Recycled Polymer Materials - Contains a minimum of 20% recycled content
  2. Ethical - Avoids questionable or unethical sources
  3. Labor Protections - Ensures that workers are treated fairly according to internationally recognized (ILO) labor standards
  4. Supply Chain Management - Introduces supply chain risk management tools to improve sourcing strategies and prevent destructive environmental practices
  5. Environmental Impact Assessment - examines the environmental impacts associated with product manufacturing
  6. Chain of Custody – Transaction certificates follow the material through the supply chain

Certification with GCL benefits you, your customers, and other stakeholders, by demonstrating:

  1. Alignment of definitions across multiple applications.
  2. Tracking and tracing Recycled input materials.
  3. Providing customers (both brands and consumers) with a tool to make informed decisions.
  4. Reducing harmful impact of production to people and the environment.
  5. Providing assurance that materials in the final product are actually Recycled and processed more sustainably.
  6. Driving innovation in addressing quality issues in the use of Recycled materials.

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