སྨན༌ལྗོངས༌གསོ༌རིག༌བཟོ༌སྐྲུན༌ལས༌འཛིན་ཚད།

MENJONG SORIG PHARMACEUTICALS CORPORATION LIMITED

Production

Production section is the main engine of the organization in manufacturing traditional medicines and commercial products.The production is managed by the Pharmacist. Segregated storage areas for quarantine, raw materials, finished products, and packaging materials are maintained for each of them with In charges to manage them.

Quality Assurance & Research

Quality Assurance & Research Department consists of the following two divisions and mandated to carry out respective responsibilities; Q A Division Quality Assurance is responsible for ensuring consistent Quality, Safety and Efficacy of Products and Services through continuous improvement which is a dynamic process.

Corporate Service

The management and operation functions of MSPCL other than production and quality assurance, which are divisions on their own, are grouped together under the Corporate Services Department. It includes the office of the CEO, administration, human resources, finance, procurement and marketing divisions.

Traditional Medicine

Traditional medicine was first introduced into Bhutan around the 17th century after the arrival of Zhabdrung in 1616. Tibetans had always referred to Bhutan as Lhomenjong, or the valley of medicinal herbs because of its fertility, mountains, and varieties of medicinal plants that are found at different altitudes ranging from 200 to 7800 meters above sea level.

Herbal Product

To support sustainable rural livelihoods and to contribute to the conservation of bio-diversity in the country, nine nature-based products were launched in Thimphu. The products include anti-wrinkle cream, massage oil, soaps, and hand sanitisers developed from herbs such as Zingiber cassumunar, Phyllanthus emblica, Rhododendron anthopogon and Sapindus rarak.

Who We Are. What We Do

MENJONG SORIG PHARMACEUTICALS was then functioning as Pharmacy unit as a cottage manufacturing facility after the establishment of Hospital in Kawangjangsa, Thimphu in 1978.

The Pharmacy unit for Traditional Medicines was established in 1982 through World Health Organization