Following GMP guidelines for halal pharmaceutical products

Good manufacturing practices (GMPs) are an essential requirement in most countries for food and pharmaceutical manufacturers. They are intended to minimize the risks of cross-contamination and false labelling as well as to keep consumers safe. In order to target the increasingly ha lal-conscious Muslim consumer, halal standards bodies are beginning to require additional GMP procedures to maintain halal integrity. What are the key adjustments required in the production processes of pharmaceutical products for manufacturers seeking to address Muslim consumers?