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A numbered QC checklist for APIs and pharma ingredients from Bangladesh: CoA and traceability, identity and assay, impurities, residual solvents, microbiology, stability, labels and packing, with fixes for common failures.
A numbered QC checklist for surgical gloves from Bangladesh: material and size, dimensions, water-leak testing, tensile evidence, powder and latex labeling, sterile packaging and carton counts, with fixes for pinhole clusters, size drift and labeling mismatches.
A numbered QC checklist for generic medicines from Bangladesh: identity and strength, dosage form, labeling, batch documents, stability, storage and packing checks, with fixes for labeling mismatches, broken tablets and certificate errors.
Bulk APIs are tested in HS Chapter 29 on their chemistry: antibiotics at 2941, hormones at 2937 and alkaloids at 2939 as indicative starting points, while mixed bulk medicaments sit under 3003, measured doses under 3004, and immunological products under 3002.
Generic medicines classification: the indicative heading 3004 for measured-dose and retail-packed products, the bulk-mixture split to 3003, constituent subheadings, and US, EU and UK national codes to confirm.
A method-first sourcing guide for pharmaceuticals from Bangladesh: write the product and site specification, vet DGDA licences, registrations and GMP evidence, test production samples and stability data, then contract and ship under the labeled storage condition.
Pharmaceutical exports were USD 238.5 million in FY2025-26 on the EPB shipment series. This pillar guide covers products, clusters, DGDA licensing, GMP, supplier checks, MOQ, pricing, Incoterms and duties.
