We come from the picturesque town of Głubczyce in the Opole Region. This is where the company's registered office and production facilities are located.
The production plant operates based on hygienic cleanliness zones and all ASA products are manufactured in accordance with strict pharmaceutical standards. The plant meets all safety and quality standards specified by the European and Polish law.
It also has one of the most modern and best equipped laboratories in the region.
hard capsules
soft capsules
tablets
sticks
drops
blisters, sachets, bottles (including glass bottles) with stickers or overprint, tubes and cardboard boxes
ointments
creams
cream-gels
gels
lotions
peelings
care milk
jars, bottles, bottles with a pump, tubes
loose forms
sticks
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems – an international standard specifying the requirements that a quality management system in an organisation should meet
ISO 22000:2005 – food safety management standards for an organisation in
a food chain. Published in September 2005, they specify both national and international requirements concerning food safety and quality.
The ISO 14001 standard is a set of regulations concerning the organisation of an environmental management system in enterprises and institutions, taking into account environment protection. A significant objective of the standard is to support environment protection activities of enterprises that can prevent pollution. The ISO 14001:2015 standard is not diametrically different from its previous version, yet more emphasis is placed on aspects related to environment protection, risk management, communication, objectives, leadership and an approach consistent with product life cycles.
An organisation in which this standard is implemented takes more responsibility for environmental protection. It should consider its impact on the environment from the product life cycle perspective, as well as the factors related to the use and end of use of a product that can have a potential impact on the environment.
It is the obligation of the top management to show commitment to an environmental management system and to promote it throughout organisations. The top management is responsible for the effectiveness of an environmental management system.
The ISO 22716 standard – Good Manufacturing Practices – has been introduced to provide guidelines for production, control, storage and shipment of cosmetic products. It puts emphasis on the quality and safety of production of cosmetics as well as tracking and responsibility in the manufacturing and transport processes. The ISO 22716 standard – Good Manufacturing Practices – is structured to complement and extend industry aspects of existing management systems such as ISO 9001.
ISO 22716 is a tool that allows organisations to meet legal requirements according to which all cosmetic products have to be made based on Good Manufacturing Practice for cosmetics.
The standard emphasizes the quality and safety of cosmetics production as well as the supervision and proper storage of cosmetics.
The implementation and certification of ISO 22716: 2007 helps to ensure that cosmetic products have been manufactured, controlled and stored in an appropriate manner, which constitutes the basis for their successful launching on the market.
ISO 13485 is an international standard comprising requirements concerning medical products whose objective is to guarantee the highest quality of products and their compliance with legal requirements and customers’ expectations.
An environmental audit concerning packaging materials marketed in the territory of the Republic of Poland and an inspection of the packaging material register with respect to its compliance with the Packaging and Packaging Waste Management Act of 13 June 2013.