Peptide supply chain: difference between revisions
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| 9 | | Downstream = Lyophilisation; fill and finish; labelling | 9 | | Downstream = Lyophilisation; fill and finish; labelling |
| 10 | | Distribution = Freight; regional warehousing; dispatch | 10 | | Distribution = Freight; regional warehousing; dispatch |
| + | 11 | <!-- Documentation --> | |
| + | 12 | | Created at = Release, after finishing | |
| + | 13 | | Not created at = Warehousing, repackaging, dispatch | |
| 11 | }} | 14 | }} |
| 12 | {{hatnote|For the organisations that operate parts of this chain, see [[Category:Peptide suppliers|Category:Peptide suppliers]].}} | 15 | {{hatnote|For the organisations that operate parts of this chain, see [[Category:Peptide suppliers|Category:Peptide suppliers]].}} |
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| 31 | The final row is the one with no entry in the last column, and that is the point of the table. Everything above it leaves a trace in a determination somebody performs. Freight and storage leave a trace only if a data logger travelled with the consignment, and one usually does not.{{r|reports}} | 34 | The final row is the one with no entry in the last column, and that is the point of the table. Everything above it leaves a trace in a determination somebody performs. Freight and storage leave a trace only if a data logger travelled with the consignment, and one usually does not.{{r|reports}} |
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| + | 36 | == Where documentation stops == | |
| + | 37 | A certificate is dated at release. In the simplest arrangement — synthesis, finishing and dispatch from one site, shipped on order — the interval between release and dispatch is short and the document describes material close to the state the purchaser receives. | |
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| + | 39 | Two common arrangements lengthen that interval. In a '''regional warehouse''' model, material is manufactured, released, shipped in bulk to a warehouse in the destination region, and held there until ordered. The transit the purchaser sees is short; the total interval since release may be months, and nothing in the documentation states either the interval or the storage conditions during it. In a '''repackaging''' model, bulk material is subdivided into vials by a party other than the manufacturer, and the certificate describes the bulk rather than the vial.{{r|usp1503,reports}} | |
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| 33 | == References == | 41 | == References == |