Accreditation & certification
Accreditation by ISO Global Authority certifies that an entity’s manufacturing practice has been reviewed against the published standards and found documented, auditable and compliant at the time of assessment. Accreditation is not a one-time award: it is maintained through periodic review, and every issued certificate remains publicly verifiable in the registry.
What accreditation covers
- Quality-control standards — analytical identity, purity and potency verification practice.
- Manufacturing & storage guidelines — controlled environments, cold chain, lyophilized formats.
- Ethical & safety standards — honest labelling and responsible communication.
Maintenance of accreditation
Accredited entities are reviewed on a periodic cycle. Where practice has drifted from the standards, a findings list is issued and re-verification is required before renewal. Certificates that lapse are marked in the registry — a certificate is only current while it verifies.