What we do
- GACP gap assessment
- Document review against GACP
- Quality manual, SOPs and records
- Batch traceability to shipment
- Grower network qualification
- GACP compliance audits
- Operator training
- Internal audit before certification
- Support at the certification audit
- Annual maintenance
How it runs
- 01
Gap Assessment
We compare your site with the GACP guideline and give you a report with an adjustment plan and a roadmap.
- 02
GACP System
We write the quality manual, procedures, forms and records with you, through to batch traceability up to shipment.
- 03
Grower Qualification
We write the qualification procedure and the technical clauses, and assess the farms that supply you.
- 04
Training
We train your staff and keep the records and the checks of what they learned.
- 05
Internal Audit
We audit the system before anyone from outside does, and you close the actions we raise.
- 06
Certification Audit
We prepare the dossier, stand beside you on site during the audit and help you answer the findings.
- 07
Annual Maintenance
From the end of the project we run two internal audits a year and support you in keeping the documents current.
Other services
- Importing flower or extracts into the EUEU GMP supplier qualification
- Auditing a supplier, a CMO or your own siteIndependent EU GMP and GDP audits
- Selling to EU GMP buyersFrom GACP to EU GMP
- Building or fixing your quality systemPharmaceutical Quality System
- Running quality without a QA teamFractional QA
- Training your people on GMP, GACP or GDPTraining
Read more
- Who verifies GACP compliance for medical cannabis?The EMA guideline on GACP gives the check to the buyer, through regular audits of the grower’s sites, and its text describes no GACP certificate.Read the article
- What happens to terpenes when cannabis is dried?Drying moves the terpene profile in a direction the literature reproduces, and the number you read depends on the metric the laboratory used.Read the article
- Where does GMP start for medical cannabis?Four EU texts pass the question to each other: how GACP, Annex 7, Part II and ICH Q9 build a defensible GMP boundary for cannabis.Read the article
