Before major commitments or full document transfer, the early assessment can be carried out with direct cooperation at your facility when appropriate, ensuring clarity on MFDS feasibility and documentation requirements.
Three practical strengths in Korea MFDS and KGMP projects: on-site review, document control and reasonable pricing.
Early assessment can be carried out inside your facility, based on your real processes and documentation flow.
Sensitive documents can remain under your control during the early stages of the project.
Work is divided into clear stages so that you only commit to the scope you actually need.
The focus is Korean MFDS registration and KGMP audit readiness. Additional global alignment support is provided when appropriate.
Early technical evaluation may be conducted through direct collaboration with your team, clarifying classification, documentation gaps and feasibility before entering a full MFDS project.
Preparation focused on practical readiness, document clarity and inspection flow.
Projects progress in structured stages to reduce uncertainty.
Once the Korean strategy is defined, documentation can be aligned with EU / US requirements as needed, avoiding unnecessary duplication.
Real patterns from anonymised projects with overseas manufacturers.
A 4-day on-site review mapped product structure, documentation status and MFDS pathways, enabling a realistic choice of entry level.
Support during the full audit period, including Q&A preparation and documentation flow.
Projects divided into manageable steps: documentation basics → risk management → MFDS → KGMP.
Consolidated requirements across importer, MFDS and global documents, reducing repeated work and inconsistencies.
Experience with MFDS submissions, KGMP inspections and cooperation with overseas manufacturers.
Projects aim for long-term stability — not only approvals, but documentation that can withstand future audits and extensions.
Early work is hands-on: reviewing documents at your facility and understanding how your existing system matches Korean expectations.
A brief outline of your products and current status is enough for an initial discussion.
Whether it’s MFDS feasibility, KGMP readiness or document alignment, the first step is to understand your situation.