Mercator Pharmaceutical Solutions Quality Control Procedures

By definition, “quality control” means checking and directing the degree or grade of excellence of processes and products. For an ethical organization in the pharmaceutical industry, it implies a detailed system of inspection and control covering the production, evaluation, and distribution of every drug bearing our company’s label. We at Mercator believe in the purpose of our quality policies and procedures:

to produce medications of superior efficacy and safety;

to provide assurance to the physician, pharmacist and the consumer that our products perform uniformly and for their intended purpose.

Internal and third-party inspections are regularly conducted to ensure absolute quality control.

GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) guidelines are established to assist and regulate pharmaceutical organizations in the production of unadulterated products. Under a GMP audit, companies must comply with recognized standards in their overall programs and execution related to their grounds, building and equipment; pest control; employee practices; receiving, storage and shipping; plant sanitation; and processing.

In the pharmaceutical industry, strict standards exist to ensure the safe consumption and manufacture of drugs. TÜV SÜD PSB provides analytical tests to help pharmaceutical companies, healthcare organizations, medical product distributors and procurement agencies meet the necessary requirements for drugs and pharmaceutical products.

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