UK Pharmaceutical Supplier to Georgia
Georgia has built one of the Caucasus's most streamlined pharmaceutical regulatory environments, centred on the Regulation Agency for Medical and Pharmaceutical Activities (RAMPA) under the Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia. Euro Biom is an MHRA-licensed UK pharmaceutical supplier for Georgian hospitals, specialist clinics and licensed importers sourcing named patient import, shortage and specialist medicines from the UK. Euro Biom trades exclusively in UK-licensed medicines. We hold WDA wholesale dealer authorisation, source from a catalogue of 4,700+ UK-licensed products, and provide UK-side export documentation for buyers to use with RAMPA and Georgian customs. Air freight from Heathrow to Tbilisi may route via a connecting hub, and we respond the same working day to enquiries.
What Georgian Healthcare Buyers Need From a UK Supplier
Georgia has a relatively liberal pharmaceutical import framework through RAMPA, but documentation must still suit Georgian customs expectations. Mismatches create avoidable delays at Tbilisi International and missed hospital delivery windows.
RAMPA Documentation Expectations
Pharmaceutical imports into Georgia require documentation aligned to RAMPA standards: Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product, GMP certificates, manufacturer traceability and GDP chain of custody. Generic UK export paperwork causes customs friction and delays.
Special Import Procedures for Unregistered Medicines
When a Georgian hospital needs a medicine not on the national register, a special import procedure applies through RAMPA. The UK supplier must provide a documentation bundle that supports that application. The buyer needs paperwork in the form RAMPA requires.
Oncology and Rare Disease Access
Georgia's oncology and rare disease treatment capacity has improved but specialist medicines from the UK are still regularly needed. Finding a UK supplier with cold chain capability, verifiable MHRA credentials and documentation to support the buyer's RAMPA application is the hard part.
Cold Chain on Short but Multi-Leg Routes
Air freight from Heathrow to Tbilisi can route via Istanbul or Warsaw with multi-leg handling. Each handover is a cold chain integrity risk for temperature-sensitive UK-licensed medicines.
Shortage Response Windows Are Tight
When a Georgian hospital faces a shortage of a critical medicine, they need a UK supplier who responds the same working day and confirms availability promptly. Urgent enquiries need an answer at clinical speed.
Post-Brexit UK Export Documentation Complexity
Since Brexit, UK pharmaceutical export documentation has become more involved for non-EU destinations. Buyers in smaller markets like Georgia should check that a UK supplier's documents suit local import expectations.
An MHRA-Licensed UK Wholesaler Built for Georgia
Pharmaceutical supply to Georgia should be compliant, fast and traceable. Whether you are a hospital pharmacist in Tbilisi managing a named patient case, a specialist clinic sourcing oncology medicines, or a licensed importer handling a shortage response, we handle the UK side so your team can focus on patients.
We hold MHRA Wholesale Dealer Authorisation WDA(H) 59239, source from a catalogue of 4,700+ UK-licensed products across 21 therapeutic areas, and supply an invoice, packing list and GDP records with each shipment to support the buyer's RAMPA application and Georgian customs entry.
Based near Heathrow, we are close to the air routes to Tbilisi. We respond the same day, with typical dispatch within 24 to 72 hours of order confirmation, subject to availability. For hospital and importer procurement, we supply UK-side documents to support the buyer's RAMPA application.
Discuss Your RequirementsWhat Georgian Healthcare Buyers Get from Euro Biom
Practical reasons. Here is what Georgian hospitals, specialist clinics and licensed importers actually get from working with an MHRA-licensed UK pharmaceutical supplier.
Publicly Verifiable MHRA Licence
WDA(H) 59239 on the UK MHRA public register. Your procurement team verifies us in sixty seconds. Transparent credentials your team can include in its RAMPA review.
Export Documentation for RAMPA
GDP chain of custody records, plus Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product and GMP certificates where available, to support the buyer's RAMPA application and clearance through Tbilisi International.
Named Patient Supply for Georgia
When a Georgian treating physician needs a medicine outside the national register, we provide UK-side supply documents the buyer can use in their RAMPA special import application.
Oncology and Specialist Medicine Sourcing
For Georgian oncology centres and specialist clinics needing UK-sourced branded and originator products. GMP manufacturer traceability, cold chain integrity, GDP documentation.
UK-Licensed Sourcing Catalogue
4,700+ UK-licensed products in our sourcing catalogue. When we confirm availability, we have confirmed the line with a licensed UK source and give you an estimated timeline with each quote.
Cold Chain to Tbilisi
Temperature-monitored packaging is used for 2-8°C UK-licensed medicines; routing depends on the carrier.
Same-Day Shortage Response
Georgian hospitals facing shortages get same-day availability confirmation, with typical dispatch within 24 to 72 hours of order confirmation. Speed matters clinically.
Single Point of Contact
One email thread and one phone number for your enquiry.
Pharmaceutical Supply Services for Georgia
Four service lines around the procurement situations Georgian hospitals, clinics and licensed importers face when sourcing medicines from the UK.
Named Patient and Special Access Supply
For Georgian treating physicians sourcing medicines outside the national register under the RAMPA special import procedure. Traceable UK-licensed sourcing and documentation aligned to the approval requirements.
- RAMPA special import documentation
- Sourcing of UK-licensed medicines not yet registered in Georgia
- Oncology and specialist UK-licensed products
- Same-day response for urgent named patient cases
Shortage and Emergency Medicine Supply
When a Georgian hospital faces a shortage of a critical medicine, we provide UK-sourced alternatives with same-day availability confirmation, with typical dispatch within 24 to 72 hours of order confirmation. 2-8°C medicines are shipped from our contract storage site in temperature-controlled packaging with a data logger.
- Same-day shortage response
- UK-sourced alternatives, traceable provenance
- 2-8°C UK-licensed medicines shipped in temperature-controlled packaging with a data logger
- Export documents to support your RAMPA application
Hospital and Specialist Clinic Procurement
For Georgian state and private hospitals and specialist clinics sourcing UK branded and generic medicines. Pricing and the documents available are confirmed at quotation, with delivery arranged through specialist carriers.
- State and private hospital supply
- Documentation to support the buyer's RAMPA application
- Repeat order management
Branded and Generic Wholesale Supply
For Georgian wholesalers, licensed importers and healthcare institutions sourcing a broad range of UK pharmaceuticals. 4,700+ products, cold chain capability, post-Brexit export compliance included.
- 4,700+ products across therapeutic areas
- Cardiovascular, oncology, CNS, respiratory, immunology
- 2-8°C and ambient products supplied
- Post-Brexit UK export documentation
Built for Pharmaceutical Buyers Across Georgia
What to expect from an MHRA-licensed UK pharmaceutical supplier.
How UK Medicine Supply to Georgia Works
Four clear steps from first enquiry to delivery in Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi or any Georgian hospital or clinic.
Submit Your Medicine Enquiry
Product name, strength, form, quantity, urgency and case type (named patient, shortage, hospital tender, standard). Email or call. Same-day response, emergencies within 4 hours.
Availability Confirmed, Pricing Provided
We respond the same working day. UK availability, price, an estimated timeline and documentation scope confirmed in writing with any RAMPA procedure guidance up front.
Documentation to Support Your RAMPA Application
Export invoices, packing lists and GDP chain of custody records, plus CPP, CFS and GMP certificates where available, to support the buyer's RAMPA application. Named patient supporting documentation where required.
Dispatched by Air to Georgia
Medicines are flown via Heathrow. 2-8°C medicines are shipped from our contract storage site in temperature-controlled packaging with a data logger. Transit times depend on carrier routing and customs clearance; we confirm an estimate with each quote.
Georgia Pharmaceutical Market Insight
Georgia's regulatory modernisation and EU integration pathway are reshaping its pharmaceutical import requirements.
Georgia's pharmaceutical market has undergone significant regulatory transformation since the country signed the EU-Georgia Association Agreement in 2014. The ongoing harmonisation with EU pharmaceutical standards, led by the Legal Entity of Public Law (LEPL) Regulation Agency for Medical and Pharmaceutical Activities (RAMPA), has created new requirements for imported medicines, including GMP certification aligned with EU standards and increased pharmacovigilance obligations.
Georgia's Universal Healthcare Programme (UHCP), launched in 2013 and expanded multiple times since, provides pharmaceutical coverage to the country's 3.7 million population. The programme has significantly increased access to medicines while simultaneously raising quality expectations. Georgian hospitals, particularly the major tertiary centres in Tbilisi such as Todua Clinic and Chapidze Emergency Cardiology Centre, may source specialist medicines from EU and UK suppliers to meet these elevated standards.
The Georgian pharmaceutical import process requires medicines to hold marketing authorisation from the Drug Agency or to qualify under the import exception for non-commercial purposes, including the individual needs of a natural person, set out in the Law of Georgia on Medicines and Pharmaceutical Activities. For urgent clinical needs where no locally authorised equivalent exists, Georgian physicians can request special import permits, a pathway where Euro Biom can provide UK-side documentation and, where available, a Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product (CPP) and batch records.
Therapeutic areas driving UK pharmaceutical import demand in Georgia include oncology (Georgia's National Cancer Screening Programme has expanded detection rates, increasing demand for oral targeted therapies), cardiovascular disease (the leading cause of mortality), and infectious diseases including tuberculosis and hepatitis C. Georgia's world-first hepatitis C elimination programme, supported by WHO, has created sustained demand for antiviral medicines and diagnostics.
Questions About Importing Medicines from the UK to Georgia
Common questions from Georgian hospitals, licensed importers and specialist clinics.
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