Global Commercialization
A Step-by-Step Process
Our over 30 years of experience and scientific know-how helps you to achieve Global Commercialization for your product in a well-defined process. Global Commercialization usually results in an enormous increase in a company’s product sales, which can in turn require some adjustments to your existing infrastructure. The following steps have been found to be helpful:
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Review and audit existing capabilities. Interview management to understand your expectations. Align our expertise with your expectations to reach an understanding of the goals and point out any gaps in the existing infrastructure.
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Provide consultations to define a clear path guided by Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). All activities are performed scientifically to satisfy the local governmental specifications as defined by the appropriate authorities (DEA, FDA, USDA, etc.)
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Define a timeline that meets with your approval. Identify the milestones that we plan to reach together to accomplish the results anticipated.
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Product Distribution – strategically define / identify market demand and logistics of distribution. Storage warehouses can be placed to accommodate fast shipping, resulting in five-star reviews from customers.
Outcome
Global Commercialization, when done right, is a sight to behold! It increases your sales globally, making your product appreciated in new markets. We look forward to making your product a worldwide brand name.
Accessing Global Markets
Raw materials from Brazil, Germany, or South Korea may go through Research and Development at our partner U.S. University’s laboratory by U.S. Physicians and then be packaged in an FDA-approved facility in USA or Asia to be sold globally.
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