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Sampling and testing:
Laboratory sampling and testing confirm that the
raw material received meets the company
specifications for quality. There are specific GMP
procedures for sampling of raw materials to protect
the sampler and to protect the batch from

environmental contamination.

Status labeling:
On initial receipt, raw materials should be labeled
"Hold" or "Quarantine", and once they have passed
QC testing, raw materials should be re-labeled
"Released" or "Rejected". It is important that the

storage location matches the status of the raw
material. GMP requires that only "Released" raw
materials may be used in production.

Storage:
When raw materials are stored, they may
deteriorate if they are exposed to elevated
temperatures, moisture, or are stored directly on
the floor, or are in contact with walls. GMP requires
that only authorized personnel are allowed to

remove raw materials from storage.

Issue:
Raw materials are issued against documentation or
requisitions provided by the company. GMP
requires that all issues of raw material are

accompanied by the correct paperwork, so that
there is no potential for mix-up. Incorrect selection
of a raw material may result in significant problems
in manufacture, or put the patient at risk.

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