The FDA-Registered Warehouse at Jay Group
Every Jay Group facility is FDA-registered and cGMP compliant — not one flagship building, but all of them, across the East, West, and central U.S. We own and operate that space rather than renting capacity inside someone else’s network, so the SOPs, the controlled zones, and the tracking systems are ours to run and ours to answer for. That’s a rare combination: an owned-and-operated footprint where compliance isn’t a feature bolted onto a single site but the operating standard everywhere your inventory sits.
cGMP-compliant processes, documented end to end
A cGMP warehouse is only as good as its paperwork. We build custom SOPs for each project to document the work and set a baseline, so there’s a written, repeatable record of how your product is received, held, and shipped. Temperature and humidity in each facility are strictly monitored and controlled, with secure, climate-controlled zones for products that need them. When the standard is “prove it,” we can.
Lot, batch, and expiration tracking built in
Regulated product lives and dies by traceability. Every case in our warehouse is barcoded and carries its SKU information, including lot and expiration data, and we track lot numbers and expiration dates in real time through our Manhattan Associates WMS. That lets us run FIFO or FEFO rotation so dated product moves in the right order and nothing ships past its window. If a lot ever needs to be found, we can find it — down to the case.
Quarantine, inspection, and recall readiness
Compliance isn’t only about normal operations; it’s about the bad day. We maintain secure caged areas and can systemically quarantine product in anticipation of an FDA on-site observation, holding suspect inventory out of the sellable pool until it’s cleared. Our team runs visual and manual inspection services that support compliance requirements, with automation assisting operators on inspection projects at 100% or 200% levels. And if a recall happens, we can track lot numbers, expiration data, and the sales of affected items to isolate and account for what shipped.
