Supply beyond borders.

Pharmaceutical export starts with confirming the buyer and the products, continues with preparing the necessary documents, suitable packaging and customs procedures, and ends with shipping.

Every country has its own import regulations, so each request is planned around the requirements of the destination country.

The documents required depend on the product and the destination country. Those most often needed are:

• Proforma and commercial invoice
• Certificates of analysis for the products
• Certificate of origin
• Customs and export declarations
• Import permits of the destination country

For products that need the cold chain, the packaging is chosen according to the length of the journey and a data logger is added to the shipment.

So when the product is delivered, the temperature it was kept at throughout the journey is documented.

For export, products are packed with the destination country's requirements and the travel conditions in mind. Cartons must be sturdy, labels legible and shipment details complete.

Insulated packaging and a data logger are used for cold-chain products.

To prepare a fast and accurate quotation, the following is enough:

• Your institution's name and country
• The products and quantities requested
• The delivery location and preferred shipping method
• Information on the import permits required in the destination country

The mode of transport is agreed together, based on the type and quantity of the products and the destination country.

Once dispatched, the shipment is tracked and the necessary documents are shared with the buyer.

Pharmaceutical export needs a supplier that masters storage and transport conditions and knows the record-keeping and documentation processes.

As a licensed pharmaceutical wholesaler, we store products in the right conditions, prepare them traceably and ship them with the necessary documents.