Do you verify at goods-in that the raw material entering production is the substance declared?

We support pharmaceutical manufacturers in being able to show, before production begins, that the raw materials and excipients they use match what is declared.

Implementation

Molevex in pharmaceuticals.

A setup that puts your goods-in checks on record without touching your production. You see that raw material entering the warehouse is the substance declared, before it goes into production. You track over time whether batches from the same supplier agree with one another. The history of your goods-in checks stands ready when it is asked for.

In pharmaceuticals the conformity of the raw material determines the whole finished product. That makes the moment the material enters the warehouse the point where a check is worth most.

Supplier certificates of analysis arrive but no independent verification is done. The source of excipients can change from batch to batch. If a non-conformity is caught in the finished product the cost multiplies. Audits ask for records of goods-in checks.

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Data

The scale of counterfeit risk.

1 in 10

Minimum share of medicines that are substandard or falsified in low- and middle-income countries

Source: World Health Organization, Substandard and falsified medical products fact sheet, 2024
$30.5 billion

Estimated annual spending by countries on substandard and falsified medical products

Source: World Health Organization, Substandard and falsified medical products fact sheet, 2024

Risks

Risks in pharmaceuticals.

Raw material responsibility

The conformity of every substance used sits with the manufacturer, certificate notwithstanding.

Supply chain depth

How many hands a raw material passed through is usually invisible.

Audit frequency

Goods-in check records are among the first headings a routine audit asks about.

FAQ

Questions about pharmaceuticals

Is anything added to our product or our production line?

No. Your product's own composition is examined; your packaging, your recipe and your machinery are left untouched. A product waiting in the warehouse or already on sale can be examined too.

Where do we start?

Let's assess your goods-in checks together. We will start from your supplier structure and your product range.

Meeting request

Let's decide together which of your products to examine.

The first meeting reviews your product, sales channels and the risks you face, and recommends a suitable method.

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