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We are marking our presence in key markets such as South East Asia, Africa, GCC, ASEAN, CIS, and Latin America. Our goal is to provide high-standard, good-quality pharmaceutical products at affordable prices, improving the lives of people around the world.
{ Contact for Export }
For export inquiries, including documentation support, dossier submission, and other related requests, please contact:
[ Your Name :
Export Manager
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{ Export }
Export of pharmaceutical products to international markets. It involves a complex process that includes compliance with global regulatory requirements, quality standards, logistics, and trade policies.
{ Regulatory Compliance }
- Product Registration : Pharmaceuticals must be registered with the drug regulatory authorities in the target country.
- Licenses & Permits : Obtain an export license and ensure all the necessary permits are in place, such as Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certification.
- International Standards : Compliance with standards like the World Health Organization's (WHO) guidelines or those of the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH).
{ Market Research}
- Identify Target Markets : Understanding which countries have demand for your products.
- Competition & Pricing : Evaluate the competitive landscape and pricing strategies in the target countries.
- Regulatory Environment : Understand the pharmaceutical regulations, including import tariffs, duties, and restrictions.
{ Logistics & Supply Chain }
- Distribution Channels : Establish partnerships with local distributors, wholesalers, or pharmacy chains.
- Shipping & Customs : Ensure proper packaging and labeling, follow cold chain management for temperature-sensitive products, and navigate customs procedures.
- Export Documentation : Prepare necessary documents such as the Certificate of Origin, Invoice, Packing List, and Bill of Lading.
{ Quality Control }
- Good Distribution Practices (GDP) : Follow GDP to ensure product safety during transportation.
- Product Traceability : Implement systems to track and trace products through the supply chain.
{ Financial & Risk Management }
- Payment Terms : Decide on payment terms (e.g., Letter of Credit, advance payment) to mitigate financial risks.
- Insurance : Ensure products are insured during transport to cover any damages or losses.
- Foreign Exchange Risk : Manage currency fluctuation risks, particularly when dealing with international transactions.
{ Legal & Intellectual Property }
- Trademark Protection : Register trademarks in the target market to protect intellectual property.
- Product Liability : Ensure compliance with local legal requirements to avoid liability issues, particularly in case of adverse events.
