Pharmaceutical distribution is a serious task. Because this industry combines healthcare with retail, Pharma distribution needs to be accurate, as well as efficient. When your pharma warehouse has a-frame picking or robotic picking, track-and-trace pharma distribution comes easy. Enforcing the FDA Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), as well as any other national and state laws, requires competent tracking and tracing of every product that passes through your facility. These rules impact every stop in pharmaceutical distribution - from manufacturing to the end customer.
With the DSCSA, the goal is to have a fully documented product track-and-trace system in place to aid in product recalls, as well as curtailing tampering with any product.
The DSCSA went into effect in 2013, with the FDA continuing to roll out product tracing requirements through 2023. It’s essential for pharma manufacturers, repackagers, and wholesale distributors to meet these standards. In order to meet these requirements, your company will have to implement systems and processes that ensure compliance. If you’re not compliant, the FDA can impose steep fines.
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