With great pride, DeSpir Logistics, the premier logistics provider for temperature-controlled and high-value cargo, announced today that it has become the first business to successfully complete the Good Distribution Practices (GDP) Accreditation Program offered by the Healthcare Distribution Alliance (HDA). The newest and strictest standards of care for handling and shipping supplies that assist healthcare are represented by this program. The association's Pharmaceutical Cargo Security Coalition (PCSC) is in charge of running the initiative. This success is a significant step toward DeSpir's goal of assuring the safe movement of life-saving goods while protecting the health and safety of businesses and communities.

DeSpir, the first transportation company to receive this accreditation from the PCSC and HDA, reiterates its dedication to establishing the benchmark for preserving the safety and integrity of pharmaceutical and medical supplies along the whole supply chain.

According to Ron Devitt, co-founder and managing partner of DeSpir, "DeSpir is pioneering quality standards in the logistics industry with our adoption of Good Distribution Practices." "Our dedication to excellence permeates every part of our organizational culture; it's not just a statement."

Through the GDP Accreditation Program, suppliers to the pharmaceutical industry can demonstrate that they comprehend and abide by the operational and training standards set forth by GDP. GDP is a system of regulations that guarantees the distribution, transportation, and storage of pharmaceuticals in a safe manner. The accreditation of the PCSC is in line with GDP requirements in Europe, which are often higher than those in the US.

According to Joe Van Der Bosch, President of DeSpir Logistics, "our operational processes, proprietary technology, and robust employee education program support our commitment to GDP standards."