PSA BDP Secures Global Distribution Certification
The logistics firm earned Good Distribution Practice status for operations across four international markets.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Transportation
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PSA BDP has successfully obtained Good Distribution Practice (GDP) certification for its logistics sites located in Singapore, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States. This independent verification confirms the quality management system standards at these facilities.
Why it matters
The certification offers critical assurance to pharmaceutical companies seeking logistics partners that can safely handle temperature-controlled products. It provides a standardized verification of quality management across the global supply chain.
PSA BDP earned the certification across 4 countries as part of a multi-site program. The company is now working toward expanding these quality standards to additional international regions.
The players
PSA BDP
PSA BDP is a global logistics and transportation company that specializes in complex supply chain solutions for industries including pharmaceuticals.
The details
The multi-site certification program serves as a benchmark for companies managing sensitive goods in the pharmaceutical sector. This validation ensures that the firm adheres to rigorous quality protocols essential for maintaining product integrity during transit.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: PSA BDP announced the new certification status.
2027: The company expects to expand certification to sites in Belgium, China, India, and Ireland.
Market Landscape
This move follows the industry standard set by the Good Distribution Practice (GDP) guidelines for pharmaceutical logistics. PSA BDP is aligning its global infrastructure with these standards to meet strict international compliance requirements.
Pharmaceutical companies and their partners gain a more reliable logistics network for sensitive temperature-controlled shipping. Customers can expect higher quality management standards when moving products through these certified regions.
The takeaway
Achieving multi-country certification helps logistics firms standardize quality protocols across diverse regulatory environments. Companies should prioritize partners with verified GDP credentials to ensure their sensitive goods remain compliant throughout the shipping process.
What happens next
PSA BDP is scheduled to continue its certification expansion program throughout 2027, with plans to include facilities in Belgium, China, India, and Ireland.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by American Journal of Transportation | AJOT | 1-800-599-6358.
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