GMP
Good Manufacturing Practice
GMP comprises manufacturing and quality control requirements for consistently producing and controlling medicines of the intended quality.
In context
It covers facilities, equipment, people, materials, documents, and testing together, because inspecting only some products after manufacture cannot guarantee overall quality.
Example
Even if a hypothetical batch passes final testing, missing material checks or important manufacturing records leave insufficient evidence to pass it on unchanged.
Key distinction
GMP builds quality into manufacturing rather than merely strengthening final inspection.
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