Transport from Suppliers to GW Sample Clauses

Transport from Suppliers to GW. 6.9.1. It should be noted that the Products are all Controlled Drugs and so as part of the Supply Chain, movements of materials related to the API and Product are subject to Home Office orders. When transport is performed by, or on behalf, of GW, assurance that the transport companies are approved and ensure supply chain integrity must be obtained by GW. 6.9.2. Quality Agreements will be in place with all key suppliers and will include supply chain integrity to cover the following: 6.9.3. Measures ensuring supply chain integrity to be taken by GW. 6.9.4. All procedures are in place to ensure supply chain integrity between the suppliers and the GW. 6.9.5. GW is to ensure that during the whole transportation chain the integrity of the containers / pallets is ensured by appropriate measures. 6.9.6. GW shall ensure that appropriate measures are in place to ensure secure transportation conditions and to prevent product tampering and theft (e.g. tamper evident mechanisms, photo libraries). 6.9.7. GW shall ensure, in case of deliveries by tanks, traceability of the materials transported previously must be available and cleaning validation performed, unless tanks are dedicated.
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