GDP Certification: Verified Expertise for Your Pharmaceutical Transport
With GDP certification, Condor adds an important standard for the transport of pharmaceuticals to its comprehensive quality and safety management system.
The transport of pharmaceuticals places particularly high demands on quality and safety. With our new GDP certification (Good Distribution Practice), we now also officially meet the extensive European quality requirements for pharmaceutical transport. These include continuous temperature monitoring, full traceability, clearly defined procedures and precise documentation.
GDP ensures that the quality and integrity of medicinal products are maintained throughout storage and transport. For our customers, certification therefore means one thing above all: demonstrably controlled and reliable processes throughout the transport chain.
However, the transport of goods is a sensitive part of the value chain not only in the pharmaceutical sector. Depending on the product, a wide range of requirements must be met – from proper load securing and temperature control to the protection of people and the environment.
Condor has been managing complex international transport operations for 50 years. To maintain high standards consistently and demonstrably, we rely on a comprehensive quality, safety and compliance management system.
In addition to GDP, our standards are confirmed by numerous independent certifications and assessments:
- SQAS for chemical and dangerous goods logistics
- ISO 9001 for quality management
- ISO 14001 for environmental management
- ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety
- AEO status for proven reliability and trustworthiness in international trade
- EcoVadis assessment of our sustainability performance
- Aviation security verified through audits by Austro Control
Our commitment, however, goes beyond certifications. We systematically measure and work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts throughout the transport chain. Clear compliance procedures also ensure that customs regulations, export controls, sanctions and secure supply chain requirements are taken into account in international trade.
For our customers, quality begins long before transport
Today, international logistics involves much more than reliably moving goods from A to B. That is why Condor brings together expertise from various areas of international trade – from customs and contract law, Incoterms and document preparation to export controls, permits, certificates and tax requirements.
We apply this expertise from the very beginning of planning international transactions. This allows potential obstacles to be identified at an early stage, processes to be structured efficiently and even complex transport projects to be carried out safely and reliably.
For our customers, this means a single point of contact, a high level of process reliability and the confidence that quality, safety and compliance are considered throughout the entire transport chain.
