MHRA wholesale authorisation roadmap
NovaPharm is preparing the governance, QMS, Responsible Person support and outsourced-activity controls required for a future WDA(H) application. No regulated wholesale supply will commence before authorisation.

NovaPharm's regulatory model connects authorisation, QMS, GDP, vendor evidence, pharmacovigilance and product lifecycle responsibilities.

NovaPharm's preparation model treats authorisation, product status, quality responsibilities and outsourced activities as connected controls, not independent workstreams.
Commercial release remains locked until the applicable company and product permissions are in place.
NovaPharm is preparing the governance, QMS, Responsible Person support and outsourced-activity controls required for a future WDA(H) application. No regulated wholesale supply will commence before authorisation.
Opportunities are assessed against the MHRA's simple, standard and complex categories, source-product evidence, UK cross-reference product, company functions, packaging, labelling, pharmacovigilance and recall obligations.
The planned QMS covers policy and SOP governance, document control, training, deviations, CAPA, change control, complaints, audits, management review and data integrity.
Storage, transport, temperature controls, batch traceability, supplier qualification, quality agreements and oversight of outsourced activities form the planned GDP control framework.
Responsibilities, adverse-event intake, escalation, defect handling, recall readiness, documentation and regulatory communication must be established before relevant products are supplied.
Supplier licences, GMP/GDP standing, quality evidence, audit need, commercial scope and ongoing monitoring are reviewed for each proposed relationship.
Company incorporation does not itself authorise pharmaceutical wholesale activity. NovaPharm's website distinguishes the active legal entity from licences and product approvals that remain in preparation or subject to grant.
NovaPharm does not publish a claim that it holds a WDA(H). The company is preparing its operating and quality systems and will not commence regulated wholesale supply until the required authorisation is in place.
No product-specific PLPI licence is represented as granted on this website. PLPI is a strategic pathway under regulatory preparation and each product would require the applicable MHRA approval.
No. Outsourced providers perform agreed activities, while the pharmaceutical company must define, qualify and oversee the relationship and retain its applicable responsibilities.