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Issues with mouse barriers in the active pharmaceutical ingredient workshop

2018-01-25View Original

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I’ve seen that many people use mouse traps as a means to prevent insects and rodents from entering, but this clearly does not comply with safety and environmental regulations. GMP only requires measures to prevent the entry of insects and rodents; I’d like to ask if there are any methods that meet both GMP requirements and safety/environmental standards
Reply #22018-03-20
Yes, we have this problem too. Looking forward to it. . . . .
Reply #32018-04-10
I only know that there is a metal filter at the air conditioner outlet to filter out dust; generally, snakes, insects, rats, and ants can’t get in
Reply #42018-04-18
But mouse guards will also be installed in the pedestrian passages
Reply #52018-05-30
Do not place mouse traps during the environmental and safety on-site assessment. .

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