Nolato Cerbo achieves ISO 15378 certification
For further information, please contact:
Marianne Johansson, Quality Manager, +46 (0)520 409935
Anci Petersson, Sales Manager, +46 (0)520 409920
Nolato Cerbo is thought to be the first Nordic company to be certified in accordance with ISO 15378, the new pharmaceutical packaging standard.
“This new certification represents further reassurance for our customers that we offer safe, high quality products,” says Marianne Johansson, Quality Manager at Nolato Cerbo. “It shows that we meet the requirements which our customers place on us. We have also sharpened our focus on long-term planning, finding out in advance about the implications of changes to design and production processes for both pharmaceutical companies and consumers.”
ISO 15378 is a complete quality system for pharmaceutical packaging which combines the general requirements of ISO 9001 and the industry-specific requirements of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), covering the entire process from design through to manufacture and delivery.
“Today, our customers have strict requirements in terms of risk analyses, validation and traceability,” continues Marianne. “ISO 15378 helps to ensure that we remain at the forefront of this field.
“Certification makes it clear which quality requirements we work with, both for our customers and within our own organisation. This is fully in line with other Nolato Medical companies.
“As far as we and our certification body know, Nolato Cerbo is the first Nordic company – and one of the first five in Europe – to be certified in accordance with the new standard, which in time will come to be the guiding principle for pharmaceutical packaging.”
“This new certification represents further reassurance for our customers that we offer safe, high quality products,” says Marianne Johansson, Quality Manager at Nolato Cerbo. “It shows that we meet the requirements which our customers place on us. We have also sharpened our focus on long-term planning, finding out in advance about the implications of changes to design and production processes for both pharmaceutical companies and consumers.”
ISO 15378 is a complete quality system for pharmaceutical packaging which combines the general requirements of ISO 9001 and the industry-specific requirements of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), covering the entire process from design through to manufacture and delivery.
“Today, our customers have strict requirements in terms of risk analyses, validation and traceability,” continues Marianne. “ISO 15378 helps to ensure that we remain at the forefront of this field.
“Certification makes it clear which quality requirements we work with, both for our customers and within our own organisation. This is fully in line with other Nolato Medical companies.
“As far as we and our certification body know, Nolato Cerbo is the first Nordic company – and one of the first five in Europe – to be certified in accordance with the new standard, which in time will come to be the guiding principle for pharmaceutical packaging.”