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What is Temperature Mapping? Why GMP Factories Must Do It
April 2, 2026
Temperature Mapping is the process of measuring and recording temperature at multiple points within a storage area such as warehouses, cold rooms, clean rooms, or transport vehicles over a continuous 72-hour period to identify temperature variations.
GMP-compliant facilities producing pharmaceuticals, food, or cosmetics are required to conduct Temperature Mapping as uneven temperatures can affect product quality and safety.
IMC provides Temperature Mapping services using over 300 Data Logger channels with reports compliant with WHO standards, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by A2LA USA.
Contact IMC: Tel 02-909-8820
GMP-compliant facilities producing pharmaceuticals, food, or cosmetics are required to conduct Temperature Mapping as uneven temperatures can affect product quality and safety.
IMC provides Temperature Mapping services using over 300 Data Logger channels with reports compliant with WHO standards, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 by A2LA USA.
Contact IMC: Tel 02-909-8820