What is the difference between gmp and cgmp?

GMP is a Good Manufacturing practics

cGMP is a current Good Manufacturing practics

GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practice

cGMP stands for Current Good Manufacturing Practice

for example ,  few years later , the limit for 5 micron for class A was NMT 1 , but the current is 20

GMP- "Good Manufacturing Practices". These the regulation given by FDA for safe, effective, pure manufacturing, packing of pharmacuetical drugs.

cGMP-" current Good Manufacturing Practices" are the current recommendations in GMP 

GMP is the regulation from notified bodies as Good manufaturing practices.

c GMP is a current Good manufaturing pratices. in this manufacturer made changes to achieve GMP in some deviation in condition

Manufacturing process under set of regulations and guidelines is called GMP.

in cGMP 'c' stands 'current' which means Manufacturing process under present set of regulations and guidelines

in cGMP 'c' stands 'currently' which means Manufacturing process under present set of regulations and guidelines.

GMP is stands a Good Manufacturing practics

GMP is the concept of Holistic Good Manufacturing Practice and cGMP is the elaborated Good Manufacturing Practice Guided by different dynamic regulatory body like FDA, MHRA, EMA or TGA.

 GMP means to Goods Manufacturing Practices that are guidelines.

cGMP is current goods manufacturing practices that need to be adhered to by participating countries.

GMP is also sometimes referred to as "cGMP". The letter "c" stands for "current," reminding manufacturers that they must employ technologies and systems that are up-to-date in order to comply with the regulation

 GMP  MEANS GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTISE INA FOOD CHAIN  IN ANY MANUFACTURING INVIRONMENT

CGMP IS A UPTODATE OF GMP REFFERS TO ANY FOOD CHAIN OR ANY MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIKE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY.

1) GMP refers to Goods Manufacturing Practices that are guidelines.

2) GMP applies to pharmaceutical and healthcare products and help to maintain high standards in these products.

3) cGMP is current goods manufacturing practices that need to be adhered to by participating countries.

4) cGMP is to remind that all guidelines must be followed with latest and current production processes.