EU-Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) for Cannabis Production

With the growing acceptance of medical cannabis across many European countries, there is an increasing demand for strict regulatory controls in cannabis production. As a result, Licensed Producers are required to implement Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to ensure product quality, safety, and consistency. The global ambition for cannabis trade further emphasizes the need for alignment with GMP standards, particularly EU-GMP, across the industry.

The Cannabis Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) training provides in-depth knowledge of EU-GMP principles and their application within the cannabis sector. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the importance of GMP in the production, storage, and testing of cannabis, as well as the role of Quality Management Systems (QMS) in maintaining compliance and operational integrity.

Program Offer:

Register for any three certificate programs at NACPT and receive a free one-day certificate training of your choice.
All participants will be awarded a Certificate of Completion upon successfully finishing the training.

Program Module

• Module 1:Health Canada GMP,FDA cGMP,Principal of GMP, Elements of GMP, EU and the application of GMP, GMP communicators
• Module 2:Implementation of GMP in Cannabis Practice, Confirming infrastructure meets the GMP standards, Define where in the operation GPP (if applicable) vs GACP vs GMP applies
• Module 3: Implementation of Eu-GMP, GMP into cannabis storage, production and facility, GMP into cannabis good documentations and records, GMP into sampling and testing processes
• Module 4:Quality Management System (QMS) updates,Gap analysis between GMP and GPP

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to understand the key components of EU-GMP, including EU-GMP Annex 7, and apply these standards across various areas and processes within the cannabis industry. They will also be equipped to perform a gap analysis between Good Production Practices (GPP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), identifying areas for improvement to ensure regulatory compliance and operational excellence.