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Starting a UK programme with us.
Most programmes begin with a short call and a review of your product list and dossier. From there we prepare a written scope and fixed set-up quotation.
Step 1
Introductory call
Your products, markets, existing approvals and timeline.
Step 2
Dossier & route review
A gap analysis and a recommended UK route, under a confidentiality agreement.
Step 3
Proposal
A written scope with fixed set-up costs, monthly retainers and a milestone payment plan.
Step 4
Mobilise
Company formation, banking and appointments begin as soon as the set-up fee is received.
Other ways to work with us
Partners and customers.
We also build long-term relationships with licence holders, specialists and licensed buyers.
WDA(H) and MIA holders
We are always interested in GDP-compliant wholesalers and MIA holders with QP batch-release capacity who can support our clients' filings and launches.
We'll ask for: your licence numbers, latest inspection outcome and a quality contact.
RPs, QPs, QPPVs and consultants
Experienced Responsible Persons, Qualified Persons, pharmacovigilance professionals and regulatory writers.
We'll ask for: your CV, eligibility and professional registrations.
Wholesalers, pharmacies & hospitals
Sourcing support for short-supply and hard-to-find lines, supplied through MHRA-licensed partners.
We'll ask for: your WDA(H) or GPhC premises registration, or NHS organisational details.
Importers in the Gulf & beyond
Access to UK and European-quality products, coordinated with our sister business in Dubai.
We'll ask for: your import licence or equivalent in your country and company registration.
Retailers, distributors & brand owners
Food supplements and private-label ranges for the UK and Europe.
We'll ask for: your company registration, food business registration where relevant, and target markets.
Pharmaceutical & supplement makers
GMP-certified pharmaceutical manufacturers and audited supplement producers looking for UK and European buyers.
We'll ask for: GMP or food safety certificates (such as BRCGS, FSSC 22000 or ISO 22000) and product specifications.
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