Current And Future Regulations Of Cold Chain Products, 3-4 December 2012, London

Date: Oct-24-2012SMi's 7th annual Cold Chain Distribution conference will take place on the 3rd & 4th December London is Europe's premier event and will provide attendees the chance to network with industry professionals at the forefront of innovation as they examine the latest technologies, current GDP guidelines, management techniques and cold chain strategies to enable an effective distribution process.

SMi is pleased to confirm Ian Holloway, Manager of the Defective Medicines Report Centre, MHRA as a speaker at the upcoming event.

Ian will present on the Current GDP Guidelines and cold chain distribution, security within the supply chain and the falsified medicines directive as well as a revision of Annex 16 of the GMP Guide and likely impact on cold chain operations.

This event will also focus on improving the efficiency of the cold chain process, ensuring quality of pharmaceutical products, and the latest in regulations and risk assessments. Perhaps most exciting, is the introduction of 7 new conference sessions, set to give the best opportunities to network, discover and share the latest in the cold chain process.

New for 2012:
Challenges and strategies of remote distribution
Regulatory requirements and streamlining of the cold chain process
Traceability, security and tracking to GS1 standards
Cold storage case studies
Cost of Quality and cost effectiveness
World Courier Site Tour: Heathrow International Airport
Complimentary dinner at the Gilgamesh Restaurant
Key Topics Include:
Good Distribution Practice, regulations and compliance - National Regulatory Body's perspective
Risk management and mitigation
Latest technologies and transport innovations
Quality assurance in product storage
Controlled temperatures versus ambient techniques
Cost-effectiveness, reimbursement and ROI
Company auditing and security
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