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Which two aspects of the storage organisation are GMP/GDP critical?

When organising procedures in storage, two aspects are particularly critical with regard to the GMP/GDP requirements:
•    the release status of the goods and
•    the expiry date of the released goods.
Suitable systems must be used to ensure that goods that have not yet been released and goods with an exceeded expiry date are not used.

[GMP Compliance Adviser, Chapter 16.A]

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