Pharma and healthcare warehousing in Germany
Pharma and healthcare products need documented processes, a quarantine area and, for medicinal products, GDP-compliant storage. We check partner sites against your requirements and confirm GDP compliance per site before you decide.
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What pharma and healthcare usually need
Published warehouse locations
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Greven · Germany
This modern logistics facility in Greven, opened in 2024, offers a total area of 44,000 m2. This includes 40,170 m2 of warehouse space, 5,000 m2 of mezzanine/hall space, and 200 m2 for vehicle storage. The hall features a clear height…Industries Consumer goods · E-commerce and retailCertifications DGNB GoldGreven · Germany
This modern logistics center in Greven, opened in 2024, offers a total floor area of 40,170 m2, including 5,000 m2 of mezzanine space and 200 m2 for vehicle storage. The facility boasts a hall height of 12.1 m (under beam) and a floor…Industries Consumer goods · E-commerce and retailCertifications DGNB GoldThree steps to comparable options
Share your requirements
Location, goods, volumes and timing. Start from your industry and we prefill what it always needs.
We check partners against your must-haves
Site by site, against the criteria you marked as must. Missing data never counts as met.
Compare options on one cost basis
Offers are made comparable before you see them, with open points clearly marked.
We look at every request personally.
What matters when storing pharma and healthcare goods
Start with the product category
Medicinal products, medical devices, cosmetics and consumer health products fall under different rules. Say exactly what you store, because it decides which requirements apply to the site.
GDP is a requirement, not a label
Good Distribution Practice applies to the storage and distribution of medicinal products. Ask for the site’s GDP documentation and how the provider’s responsible person is organised.
Define temperature as a range
If a product has a defined storage range, give the exact values and ask for temperature mapping and continuous monitoring records. Whether a site meets them is confirmed per site.
Quarantine, returns and recalls need their own space
Blocked, returned and recalled goods are kept physically or systemically separate until released. Ask how the release is documented.
Quality agreement before go-live
Responsibilities for deviations, complaints, changes and audits belong in a written quality agreement between you and the provider, signed before the first goods arrive.
Certifications and standards that matter
GDP-compliant storage: we check per site and confirm before you decide. ISO 13485, licences and any other standard: we check per site.
Typical mistakes when choosing a provider
- Assuming ISO 9001 means GDP compliance. They are separate requirements.
- Describing temperature needs as "cool" or "room temperature" instead of a defined range.
- Moving goods before the quality agreement is signed.
- Not planning for audits by you, your customers or the authorities.
Frequently asked questions
Are your partner sites GDP-compliant?
GDP is not confirmed in our data for these sites. We check per site and confirm before you decide.
Which certifications are on file for these sites?
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Any further certificate is checked per site.
Can medical devices and cosmetics be stored?
Often yes. The requirements differ by product category, so tell us what you store and we check suitable sites.
What should a quality agreement with a warehouse cover?
Responsibilities for receipt, storage, release, deviations, complaints, returns, recalls, changes and audits, and who informs whom and how fast.
How do I start?
Send a request with your product categories, volumes and requirements. We get back to you within 24 hours on working days.
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Pharma and healthcare warehousing in Germany
Pharma and healthcare products need documented processes, a quarantine area and, for medicinal products, GDP-compliant storage. We check partner sites against your requirements and confirm GDP compliance per site before you decide.
2 public records with this industry classification · We get back to you within 24 hours on working days
What pharma and healthcare usually need
Published warehouse locations
Greven · Germany
This modern logistics facility in Greven, opened in 2024, offers a total area of 44,000 m2. This includes 40,170 m2 of warehouse space, 5,000 m2 of mezzanine/hall space, and 200 m2 for vehicle storage. The hall features a clear height…Industries Consumer goods · E-commerce and retailCertifications DGNB GoldGreven · Germany
This modern logistics center in Greven, opened in 2024, offers a total floor area of 40,170 m2, including 5,000 m2 of mezzanine space and 200 m2 for vehicle storage. The facility boasts a hall height of 12.1 m (under beam) and a floor…Industries Consumer goods · E-commerce and retailCertifications DGNB GoldShare your requirements
Location, goods, volumes and timing. Start from your industry and we prefill what it always needs.
We check partners against your must-haves
Site by site, against the criteria you marked as must. Missing data never counts as met.
Compare options on one cost basis
Offers are made comparable before you see them, with open points clearly marked.
We look at every request personally.
What matters when storing pharma and healthcare goods
Start with the product category
Medicinal products, medical devices, cosmetics and consumer health products fall under different rules. Say exactly what you store, because it decides which requirements apply to the site.
GDP is a requirement, not a label
Good Distribution Practice applies to the storage and distribution of medicinal products. Ask for the site’s GDP documentation and how the provider’s responsible person is organised.
Define temperature as a range
If a product has a defined storage range, give the exact values and ask for temperature mapping and continuous monitoring records. Whether a site meets them is confirmed per site.
Quarantine, returns and recalls need their own space
Blocked, returned and recalled goods are kept physically or systemically separate until released. Ask how the release is documented.
Quality agreement before go-live
Responsibilities for deviations, complaints, changes and audits belong in a written quality agreement between you and the provider, signed before the first goods arrive.
Certifications and standards that matter
GDP-compliant storage: we check per site and confirm before you decide. ISO 13485, licences and any other standard: we check per site.
Typical mistakes when choosing a provider
- Assuming ISO 9001 means GDP compliance. They are separate requirements.
- Describing temperature needs as "cool" or "room temperature" instead of a defined range.
- Moving goods before the quality agreement is signed.
- Not planning for audits by you, your customers or the authorities.
Frequently asked questions
Are your partner sites GDP-compliant?
GDP is not confirmed in our data for these sites. We check per site and confirm before you decide.
Which certifications are on file for these sites?
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Any further certificate is checked per site.
Can medical devices and cosmetics be stored?
Often yes. The requirements differ by product category, so tell us what you store and we check suitable sites.
What should a quality agreement with a warehouse cover?
Responsibilities for receipt, storage, release, deviations, complaints, returns, recalls, changes and audits, and who informs whom and how fast.
How do I start?
Send a request with your product categories, volumes and requirements. We get back to you within 24 hours on working days.