12th Cold Chain GDP and Temperature Management Logistics

Temperature control and sensitive handling are fundamental requirements of most life sciences products today. As supply chain complexities continue to increase, the Canadian market is facing costly challenges resulting from evolving regulations and ever changing requirements. To address key market concerns, the Canada Summit will be taking a closer look at:

• Maintaining regulatory compliance - Domestic and international regulatory GDP updates
• Establishing quality supply chain operations for biotechs and small pharma
• Cold chain packaging – Addressing the Canadian market's concerns
• Cost effective and quality based strategies for commercial and clinical supply chain
• Supply chain integrity and secure cold chain risk management process for Canada
• Quality systems and controls
• CRT and ambient temperature monitoring and control
• Wholesalers auditing for temperature sensitive product storage and handling
• Traceability regulations for the Americas
• SOP's and Quality (Service) Agreements to establish roles and responsibilities of all parties in the manufacturing, packaging, testing, holding, and/or distributing product to the marketplace

Time: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm