Warehouse Department

Throughout the manufacturing process, Delta Pharma's warehouse plays a crucial role in preserving the quality and safety of pharmaceutical products. Receiving, storing, and releasing incoming items (including packaging and labelling) in addition to releasing and distributing completed commodities fall under the purview of the warehouse. In order to safeguard and distribute a high-quality product for the company, it is effectively managed and operated in compliance with cGMP rules, with the necessary documentation being kept up to date.The warehouse includes areas for receiving, quarantine, sampling, and dispensing in addition to separate stores for raw materials, finished items, and packaging materials. Rejected areas and primary and secondary packing materials are likewise effectively demarketed. There are areas dedicated to quarantine and storing drugs that are well guarded by a lock and key system. first packing The COMPANY PROFILE 2024 DELTA PHARMA LIMITED 28 materials are stored in a room with controlled temperature.

Warehouse Department

Every label is kept safe in lockers secured with a lock and key. Different temperatures are maintained for raw materials in Delta Pharma's warehouse. Outside the raw materials store is a separate solvent and flammable store. The temperature mapping system is used in accordance with cGMP guidelines. Because pharmaceutical items are sensitive to environmental factors, they need to be stored under specific settings. Delta Pharma's warehouses are kept in regulated conditions using refrigeration machines and temperature-controlled sections. Good warehouse practice, or GWP, is closely adhered to by the warehouse department. Proper ventilation is ensured to preserve the integrity of drugs, and standard operating procedures are followed for personnel hygiene and pest control. To prevent any deterioration of pharmaceutical items, we meticulously abide by storage requirements and processes. In addition, our warehouses employ effective inventory management systems to monitor expiration dates, rotate inventory, and avoid stock outs or surplus inventory, which ultimately minimises waste and guarantees the availability of necessary medications.