Cleanrooms: A Key Infrastructure for Safe Herbal Drug Production

As the global demand for herbal medicine continues to rise, ensuring high-quality and contamination-free production has become essential. Cleanrooms are now recognized as a vital infrastructure in the development and manufacturing of herbal pharmaceutical products, especially for startups and research-based companies.

In recent years, the herbal medicine sector has witnessed significant growth, particularly among startups and innovation-based teams. However, one of the major challenges remains ensuring hygienic and GMP-compliant production conditions. This is where cleanrooms play a critical role.

Equipped with HEPA filters, positive pressure systems, washable surfaces, and controlled temperature and humidity, cleanrooms create an environment suitable for the formulation, processing, and packaging of herbal drugs without microbial or particulate contamination.

At the Padideh Giah Innovation Center, a modern cleanroom facility has been launched to support herbal pharmaceutical teams. These GMP-compliant cleanrooms are designed to help research groups and companies take their products from prototype to pilot production and facilitate the regulatory approval process required by national health authorities.

Furthermore, for herbal products targeting international export, cleanroom-based manufacturing is often a regulatory necessity. It provides the credibility and traceability needed to enter competitive global markets.

Padideh Giah has officially announced that cleanroom access is now available for qualified teams and startups. Interested groups are invited to apply through the service request form on the official website.