Vitaquest International has announced that it has successfully completed the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Quality Systems GMP Audit Program for three of its facilities.
Vitaquest International (West Caldwell, NJ) has announced that it has successfully completed the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Quality Systems GMP Audit Program for three of its facilities. The company explained that this was a multi-step process that included GMP facility audits, as well as product quality control and manufacturing process evaluation. The certification gives the company’s clients and consumers increased confidence that Vitaquests products are made to the industry’s highest standards.
“This is an incredible milestone for our organization and is a testament to our commitment to top-notch manufacturing systems and processes, reinforcing our position as an industry leader for dietary supplements,” said Patrick Brueggman, president, and chief executive officer of Vitaquest, in a press release. “The successful completion of USP’s comprehensive review process helps demonstrate the high quality of our dietary supplement products and underscores our team’s dedication to providing our clients and consumers with products that meet GMP standards."
Vitaquest has also secured facility certification from NSF, Quality Assurance International, FSSC 22000, and Health Canada, as well as product certifications from NSF, Informed Manufacturer, Orthodox Union, and Halal.
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