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GDP-compliant pharmaceutical logistics

Trained staff, validated equipment and documented procedures underpin pharmaceutical logistics at Lass Pharma. As a GDP-certified carrier, we handle transport across Europe and make journey records available to your quality team.

At a glance

Quality framework
GDP-certified operations.
Personnel
Regular GDP training.
Equipment
Regular temperature mapping and validation.
Documentation
Chain of custody, temperature records and deviation reports.
Availability
Dispatch available 24/7.
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For pharmaceutical businesses and healthcare organisations

This service supports pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors, clinical research organisations, laboratories and healthcare providers. We also work with logistics partners seeking cold-chain transport capacity. These shipments share a need for suitable product conditions and documentation that enables the quality team to assess the course of the transport.

We carry medicines, medical devices, laboratory samples and clinical trial materials. Handling is adapted to sensitive cargo, and the same procedures apply regardless of shipment size. Your arrangements can therefore reflect the needs of the product while collection, transport and handover remain connected through a common approach to documented handling.

  • Manufacturers and distributors of medicines and pharmaceutical products.
  • Clinical research organisations, laboratories and healthcare providers arranging shipments.
  • Logistics partners seeking capacity for cold-chain transport across Europe.
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What GDP means for the transport process

Good Distribution Practice sets out suitable conditions for storing, transporting and handling medicines to protect their quality along the supply chain. At Lass Pharma, this involves trained staff, validated equipment, documented procedures and a quality management system. These elements form the basis for organising pharmaceutical transport across Europe.

Preparation starts with your route, cargo type and required temperature range. We confirm the vehicle, timing and documents, and prepare the vehicle for the agreed conditions. The documented chain of custody starts at collection, connecting cargo handover, monitored transit and the records made available to your quality team at delivery.

  • Documented procedures covering the stages of pharmaceutical transport.
  • Regular GDP training for personnel handling pharmaceutical products.
  • A quality management system supporting continuous improvement of processes.
Pharmaceutical transport documentation during the handover of cargo.
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Validated vehicles and a record of the journey

Vehicles and containers undergo regular temperature mapping and validation. We offer refrigerated transport at +2…+8 °C, with ambient-controlled and frozen transport on request. Conditions depend on the product, so state the required temperature range alongside the cargo type when making your enquiry.

Each vehicle logs temperature and GPS position from pickup to delivery, with temperature recorded every minute. Monitoring is in real time, and conditions at risk trigger an immediate automated alert. Your quality team can access the complete record to assess the journey.

  • Regular temperature mapping and validation of vehicles and containers.
  • Temperature recorded every minute throughout the transport journey.
  • GPS position records and automated alerts when conditions are at risk.
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Quality management and documentation for your team

Lass Pharma operates as a GDP-certified carrier. Its quality management system includes regular internal audits and continuous process improvement, supported by regular GDP training for staff. Documented procedures connect transport preparation, pharmaceutical product handling and records for your quality team.

Documented contingency plans include backup cooling and alternative routing. Every deviation is recorded, investigated and reported, with temperature records and deviation reports available to your quality team at delivery. Carrier's liability insurance covers all shipments, with insurance documents available on request.

  • Regular GDP training for staff handling pharmaceutical products.
  • A documented chain of custody and temperature records for quality review.
  • Contingency plans and the recording, investigation and reporting of deviations.
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Pharmaceutical transport on European routes

Our base is in Drawsko, Poland, with main routes to Western, Northern and Southern Europe and the United Kingdom. Coverage includes the European Union and selected destinations beyond it. Discuss the actual route alongside the requirements of the cargo being transported.

We handle customs, regulatory requirements and documentation for border crossings. These aspects of the route are considered alongside the required temperature conditions. Discussions are available in English, German and Polish, allowing you to explain shipment requirements in the appropriate language.

  • A base in Drawsko, Poland, serving pharmaceutical transport across Europe.
  • Main routes that also include the United Kingdom.
  • Border formalities and documentation considered as part of the transport arrangements.
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How to arrange GDP-compliant pharmaceutical logistics

Send the route, cargo type and required temperature range. Describe any specific handling needs when making the enquiry, particularly for clinical trial materials. We use this information to confirm the vehicle, timing and documents, connecting the product requirements with the practical preparation of the transport being discussed with your team.

Dispatch is available 24/7, and the phone is answered around the clock. Discuss temperature requirements and quality documentation before confirming the shipment. Delivery includes handover and access to the records, allowing your team to assess conditions against the documented journey.

  • Provide the route, product type and required transport temperature range.
  • Discuss specific handling requirements and the quality documentation needed.
  • Agree the vehicle, timing and transport arrangements with dispatch.

How to book

  1. 01

    Describe the shipment

    Provide the route, cargo type and required temperature range. Explain specific product needs so they can be included when discussing the conditions for your shipment.

  2. 02

    Agree the preparation

    We confirm the vehicle, timing and documents. A temperature-controlled, temperature-mapped vehicle is assigned and prepared for the temperature range required by the product being transported.

  3. 03

    Collect and monitor

    The documented chain of custody starts at pickup. Temperature and GPS are recorded during transit, and an immediate automated alert is triggered if conditions are at risk.

  4. 04

    Deliver with records

    The shipment is handed over and temperature records and deviation reports are made available to your quality team. These records support assessment of conditions along the transport route.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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What does GDP mean in medicine transport?

GDP means Good Distribution Practice. These guidelines cover suitable conditions for storing, transporting and handling medicines to protect product quality along the supply chain. In transport operations, personnel, equipment, procedures and documentation form part of this approach.

Does Lass Pharma hold GDP certification?

Yes, Lass Pharma operates as a GDP-certified carrier. Its quality management system includes regular internal audits and continuous process improvement. Staff receive regular GDP training in handling pharmaceutical products during the different stages of the transport process.

How is the transport journey documented?

The documented chain of custody begins at collection. Temperature and GPS position are logged from pickup to delivery, with temperature records and deviation reports available to your quality team. These documents provide a basis for assessing the conditions of the shipment.

What happens when transport conditions are at risk?

An automated alert is issued immediately when conditions are at risk. Documented emergency procedures cover backup cooling and alternative routing. Every deviation is recorded, investigated and reported, with the relevant information available for assessment by your quality team.

Are shipments covered by insurance?

All shipments are covered by carrier's liability insurance. Additional cover is available for high-value products, and insurance documents can be provided on request. Discuss this need when arranging the transport, alongside the requirements for the product and its handling.

Discuss the logistics requirements of your product

Share the route, cargo type and temperature requirements. With Lass Pharma, discuss transport based on documented GDP procedures and records for your quality team. Dispatch is available 24/7.

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