Julphar Case Study

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Julphar is the largest Generic drug manufacturer in the MENA area. Established in 1980, the first plant started to manufacture and produce only five products. Today Julphar produces 3957 products. After just over 3 decades, today Julphar operates out of fifteen plants. Thirteen of which are based in the UAE, one in Bangladesh and one in Ethiopia. Moreover, Julphar’s sixteenth plant is expected to start its operation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia later this year.
Being a generic drug manufacturer, Julphar’s values and missions are producing the highest quality product at the most affordable cost to the consumer. They produce medicine in many types of dosage forms. These dosage forms range from solid and liquid orals, powder for injections,
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There, non-sterile solid dosage forms such as tablets, capsules, effervescent tablets and powders for suspensions (PPS) and sachets are manufactured in a fully automated facility. Raw materials get handled with extreme control through closed systems eliminating cross contamination. Environmental conditions are also controlled and monitored. Yearly, they produce 5000 million tablets, 500 million capsules and 5 million powder pro-suspensions. J(IX), however, is responsible for filling 30 million units The Cephalosporin Sterile Powder. Adhering to cGMP guidelines, manufacturing vessels are equipped with closed loop CIP and SIP Systems. J(V) is the plant responsible for packaging all Julphar’s products. The fully automated plant adheres to many international standards and requirements for handling packaging and storage. Special conditions for the storage and handling of biotechnology products and injectable products are also facilitated for in this plant. J(X) however, is the semi solid and ointment plant. Annually, it produces 60 million tubes of creams and ointments and 200 million …show more content…
J(II) is dedicated to the filling of ampoules and lyophilized vials. Similar to J(I), highest measures of product control are employed. Such high standards, earned J(II) international approvals such as cGMP and USFDA. The plant annually produces 30 million ampoules, 5 million lyophilized vials. J(VIII) is dedicated to the filling of liquid and lyophilized vials. They produce 45 million ampoules, 5 million vials

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