Packaging Trends

Hoffman Neopac has signed a partnership with Saperatec to begin recycling aluminum laminate composites upon its opening in mid-2023.

Machine and material innovations yield more efficient, sustainable processes for pharmaceutical packaging, including vaccine vials.

Back in person at the Javits Center, exhibitors present containers, components, equipment, and services to fill, ship, protect, and optimize the packaging process.

Stakeholders work to meet deadlines, maximize benefits, and close gaps.

Aenova has announced plans to open a new new can and bottle filling production line in Cornu, Romania.

Manufacturers seek more sustainable options for temperature-controlled packaging.

Container and equipment innovations expand applications.

Labeling, printing, and on-dose tagging technologies provide a multi-layered approach to anticounterfeiting for pharmaceuticals.

The study found that more than 90% of packages and cases scanned at three companies met all of the labeling requirements, with three years remaining until the final DSCSA deadline in 2023.

Anticounterfeiting technology protects the supply chain from manufacturer to patient.

The films are now available in three options of varying thickness for added protection against moisture and oxygen.

Sterilization of primary packaging is important for vaccines.

Packaging suppliers prepare to meet the demand unleashed by COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.

The companies will work together to produce a wearable device that can subcutaneously deliver ketamine therapy as a non-opioid pain treatment.

The rebranding stems from the company’s expanded services which include 3PL services, supply chain transparency solutions, and retail pharma product procurement for over-the-counter medications.

Tjoapack is investing in fully automated lines, including a PFS line with an initial capacity of 7 million syringes per year and a vial line with an eventual capacity of more than 12 million vials per year.

The companies have signed a partnership agreement to provide extractables and leachables testing at the SG US Technology Excellence Center in Boston, MA.

Müller + Müller will become part of DWK upon closing in September 2020 and will continue to function under the same name and management.

Conversations with CMOs/CDMOs about capabilities and how they work to reduce complexities in the supply chain should focus on cost efficiency, temperature excursions, and sustainability.

Pharmapack Europe 2021 has been rescheduled after a careful review by the event organizers with key stakeholders.

The new Uhlmann bottle line uses Cremer technology for 100% counting accuracy and an inspection and rejection system for all critical quality parameters.

The new Uhlmann bottle line uses Cremer technology for 100% counting accuracy and an inspection and rejection system for all critical quality parameters.

The refurbishment provides enhanced glass melting power, improved glass distribution, and the production of transparent and amber type I glass bottles to meet the increase in demand for glass vials for vaccines and life-saving medicines.

The expansions included enhancing high-speed automatic syringe assembly and labeling, vial labeling and cartoning, and auto-injector assembly.

A new clinical and commercial partnership expands Experic’s presence while providing PCI with advanced powder-filling equipment.

Advances in intelligent technologies for pharmaceutical packaging improve online productivity, authenticate product, and boost patient adherence.

More sustainable and functional packaging protects temperature-sensitive drugs.

The companies plan to provide characterization testing of container-closure systems for the biopharma industry.

The company announced it will be unveiling a new name, Jones Healthcare Group, and a new corporate logo as it celebrates 100 years in the health and wellness markets.

A selection of interesting conferences, technical presentations, and Learning Lab presentations as chosen by the editorial team of Pharmaceutical Technology Europe.