Registration

We have contributed to tens of thousands of registered medicines and healthcare products worldwide

Registration2024-06-06T13:04:54+00:00

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Product Registration

  • The primary responsibility of all government drug regulatory agencies around the world is to ensure that all products provided to citizens meet acceptable standards of quality, safety and efficacy.

  • FarmaSino supports these regulations and assists governments with this process on behalf of our distributors to meet the health needs of their populations.

  • FarmaSino has registered hundreds of pharmaceuticals and health products worldwide. Our experienced registration department handles all matters related to the registration of our products.

  • Our dealers rely on our experience and competent staff to complete product registration effectively and efficiently. Whether registration takes months or even years, we will hold on to our distributors until the product is approved and imports of our products begin.

  • As a highly detail-oriented process, product registration procedures and requirements vary from country to country.

  • Whether registering one of our more than 400 medicines, our extensive and growing range of supplements, a medical device from one of our three brand divisions, or our range of veterinary products, we’ll keep an eye on the entire process.

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Facility inspection

Facility inspections are internal audits that identify hazards and ensure that corrective actions are taken. They are important for all businesses, regardless of size.

  • Inspection and licensing of pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities on a GMP-compliant basis is an important component of pharmaceutical control. FarmaSino supports World Health Organization initiatives aimed at improving inspection technology and increasing inspection frequency for the common good of society.

  • In addition to frequent in-house and third-party inspections for quality assurance purposes, we regularly host government inspectors from abroad to obtain their approval when preparing to enter new markets.

  • Government inspectors represent the enforcement arm of the state’s drug regulatory agency. Its function is to ensure that manufacturers comply with all licensing regulations, in particular GMP. The purpose is to provide authorization for the manufacturer’s products to be imported into the country where the inspector is located.

  • The first objective involves the continuous inspection of production and control activities in accordance with GMP guidelines issued by the World Health Organization or nationally determined requirements.

  • The second requirement verifies that the production and quality control procedures employed in the manufacture of a specific product are performed correctly and comply with the data provided in the relevant license application. Inspections also depend on other factors such as national legislation and regulations in the country where the inspector is based and/or available resources.

  • While inspection standards and procedures vary from country to country, the results do not. FarmaSino products have successfully obtained approvals from ministries of health and agencies from Australia to Africa, the Middle East to Asia.

  • We realize that our company’s future depends on our continued product improvements and market expansion. Facility inspections are our top priority and their results reflect our policy of continuous improvement and meticulous attention to detail.

Documentation

Proper documentation is critical in nearly every aspect of the pharmaceutical industry. Whether it’s product registration, factory inspections or in-house quality control, FarmaSino uses the latest technology to simplify and process information.

All facilities have the latest Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), CE, TUV and/or ISO certificates reflecting high quality standards and WHO rules and regulations.

Necessary product registration documents such as Certificate of Pharmaceutical Products (COPP), Free Sales Certificate (FSC), Certificate of Origin (COO) and Marketing Authorization are among the many documents that our registration department regularly submits for registration purposes.

Likewise, technical documentation is repeatedly checked for consistency and accuracy for internal quality control purposes and in preparation for inspections.

FarmaSino is highly specialized in export processes and has extensive experience in product registration documentation. Our customers realize the value of signing up for our products – the value of quality, time and reliability.

FSC (Free Sale Certificate)2024-07-29T06:30:03+00:00

A certificate of free sale reflects the quality of the product and is suitable for placing on the market, but does not guarantee that the product will be sold in the country of origin.

COPP (Cert. of Pharmaceutical Product)2024-07-29T06:31:05+00:00

The drug certificate describes the marketing status of the product in the country of origin. It also declares that the facility and products comply with GMP and periodic inspection requirements. This document is also called a WHO certificate.

COA (Certificate of Analysis)2024-07-29T06:31:32+00:00

A Certificate of Analysis is a document that lists the ingredient formula, the amount of each raw material and ingredient, and the test results that prove the purity of the drug product.

ISO (International Standardization)2024-06-05T15:22:03+00:00

The ISO family of standards is implemented by the International Organization for Standardization and national standards bodies to ensure that products and facilities comply with acceptable quality management systems.

CE (European Conformity)2024-06-05T15:09:17+00:00

CE certification and marking of medical supplies and medical diagnostic tests reflect that such products comply with EU safety and health requirements. The certification also confirms that an appropriate quality assurance system is adopted and implemented.

GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)2024-06-05T15:19:32+00:00

Oversee Good Manufacturing Practices to ensure record keeping, personnel qualifications, sanitation, cleaning, equipment validation, process validation and complaint handling meet or exceed internationally recognized standards and follow World Health Organization protocols.

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