distribution regulations

Distribution regulations are rules that govern how products—such as medications, food, or other goods—are delivered from manufacturers to consumers. They ensure that products are safe, effective, and of high quality throughout the supply chain. These regulations specify who can distribute certain products, how they must handle and store them, and record-keeping requirements to trace products if issues arise. They aim to prevent counterfeit, contamination, and misuse, protecting public health and ensuring fair business practices. Overall, distribution regulations create a structured framework that maintains trust and safety in the supply chain.