The importance of adopting international standards for pharmaceutical raw materials and intermediates.
Quality Control: estimating standards can help companies control the quality of the raw materials and intermediates they purchase. By setting estimation standards, enterprises can judge whether the quality of raw materials and intermediates meet the requirements, so as to ensure that the quality of drugs produced is stable and reliable.
Cost Control: the use of estimating standards to help enterprises better control costs. By setting reasonable estimation standards, enterprises can more accurately predict the demand for raw materials and intermediates, thus reducing waste and unnecessary procurement.
Risk Management: the use of estimation standards to help enterprises better manage risk. By setting estimation standards, enterprises can more accurately assess the supply risk of raw materials and intermediates, so as to take measures in advance to avoid production disruption or product quality problems caused by supply chain problems.
Decision support: the adoption of estimation criteria can provide support for enterprise decision-making. By analyzing the difference between the actual data and the estimated standard, enterprises can better understand their own operating conditions and market trends, so as to make more scientific and rational decisions.
Regulatory compliance: in some countries and regions, governments have strict regulatory requirements for the production and sale of medicines. The adoption of estimation standards can help enterprises ensure that their production and quality control processes comply with relevant regulations, thereby avoiding legal risks and economic losses caused by violations.
