Quality is a key factor in all logistics processes, as it ensures that products are delivered in the right condition for use and consumption. This is particularly important in specific sectors such as pharmaceuticals, veterinary, cosmetics and fine chemicals, where products and goods require special care to avoid deterioration. Local and international organisations are coming together to demand significant quality requirements to ensure good practice in the logistics sector. This quality is sector- specific, which is why having multidisciplinary teams in logistics partners is so important.
In the pharmaceutical sector, quality is essential to ensure that medicines reach hospitals and medical centres in optimal conditions for use. This includes maintaining the right temperature during transport and storage, as well as verifying that medicines have not been tampered with or altered. Labelling, packaging, and traceability are essential for this. Additionally, quality processes must be rigorous and present at all stages of the logistics process all the way to the pharmacies, from manufacturing to distribution.
When it comes to the veterinary sector, quality is equally important to ensure that animal products are safe and effective. This includes verification through correct labelling of the identity and purity of medicines, vaccines, and other veterinary products, as well as temperature and humidity control during transport and storage.
In the cosmetics sector, the quality of logistics has to be very high to ensure that the products are safe and effective for use by people for beauty and hygiene purposes. Processes must also be thorough to ensure that goods are delivered in the right condition for use, paying particular attention to temperature and humidity during their transport and storage. Warehouse intelligence, optimised routes, and full control of the supply chain to satisfy customers are essential.
Finally, for fine chemical companies with special requirements for storage and distribution, quality is crucial to ensure the safety of their materials and goods. Throughout the logistics chain, compliance with the necessary quality standards and regulations for use in industry must be taken into account. This includes thorough control of the products, their correct labelling, as well as maintaining the right temperature and humidity throughout the logistics process. Some potentially hazardous products also need to be controlled before, during and after the logistics cycle.
A company committed to high standards of quality in logistics management.
At Airpharm we specialise in every step of the logistics chain, including transit through customs, and we aim to improve society through the intelligence we apply to logistics processes and how they transform businesses and society as a whole. Our team specialises in the transport, storage, and distribution of pharmaceutical, veterinary, cosmetic, and fine chemical products. Airpharm has an accredited quality department with differential certifications and actively collaborates with international institutions with the aim of achieving excellence.
If you manage or run a company and want quality to be at the forefront of your logistics, contact Airpharm now and our team will provide you with information on the consultancy, organisation and outsourcing services that will improve your shipments, imports and exports at national and international level in a personalised way. Quality is transversal to all logistics and has a positive impact on society.
