GMP and Flint Group Quality Policy

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Read the policy and the code of Conduct here.

GMP Policy – Key Elements

1. Commitment to Quality

  • The organization commits to manufacturing products that meet quality, safety, and efficacy requirements.

  • Emphasis on regulatory compliance with local and international GMP regulations.

2. Personnel Responsibilities

  • All employees are aware of the GMP principles.

  • Roles and responsibilities for ensuring GMP compliance are clearly defined.

  • Ongoing training and competence are ensured.

3. Documentation and Records

  • Procedures (SOPs), batch records, and logs are maintained.

  • Records are accurate, legible, contemporaneous, original, and attributable.

  • Change control processes are implemented to manage updates to documentation.

4. Facility and Equipment

  • Facilities are designed to prevent cross-contamination.

  • Equipment is qualified, maintained, and calibrated.

  • Cleaning validation and environmental monitoring are in place.

5. Raw Material and Supplier Management

  • Only approved suppliers are used.

  • Materials are tested and released by the Quality Control (QC) department.

  • There is traceability from supplier to finished product.

6. Production Controls

  • Manufacturing is performed using approved procedures.

  • In-process checks are carried out.

  • Deviations and non-conformances are investigated and documented.

7. Quality Control and Assurance

  • QC tests raw materials, intermediates, and finished goods.

  • The GMP team ensures systems are in place to maintain GMP compliance.

  • Internal audits and regular GMP reviews are conducted.

8. Handling of Deviations, CAPA, and Complaints

  • Deviations are recorded and investigated.

  • Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) are implemented using the 8D structure where possible.

  • Product complaints are logged, investigated, and resolved.

9. Validation and Qualification

  • Processes, cleaning, and equipment are validated.

  • Qualification of systems follows IQ/OQ/PQ protocols (Installation, Operational, Performance Qualification).

10. Continuous Improvement

  • GMP compliance is a continuous process.

  • The organization promotes a culture of quality and accountability.

The Xeikon Business Process

Xeikon is not third party accreditied with respect to the ISO9001 quality standard. However, it should not be seen as quality is not a priority for Xeikon.

At Xeikon, we have developed a unique quality control system to ensure the quality of your Xeikon system so it matches your expectations. This is shown in the process flow diagram.

Prior to the purchase of any Xeikon system we test and demonstrate your application in the Innovation Centre. This means you see your label or wallpaper before you purchase any system. Once you are happy and only when you are happy you purchase your system which is then produced and tested to the Xeikon Quality you expect.

Once your system is installed and in operation you can expect all the support you need to meet your customer needs.

Once you purchase a Xeikon system you can be assured that all our processes are documented and version controlled to guarantee our quality.

If you have any further questions about how we control quality please get in touch.

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