what is the differnce between GMP and CGMP
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Answer Posted / kishor patil
GMP = Good Manufacturing Practices
cGMP = Current Good Manufacturing Practices. we can say
updated GMP practices for the current/present
year onwards As 'c' stands for Current,
As years and years has been passed till date from the actual implementation of GMP guidlines which get updated time to time and therefore manufacturer should update these changes by incorporating the cGDP, cGLP meet complience to regulatory.
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