Manufacturing

Hallie Forcinio is packing editor for Pharmaceutical Technology and Pharmaceutical Technology Europe, editorhal@sbcglobal.net.

Articles

Packaging machines, coding equipment, inspection and data capture systems, material handling, controls, and software must work together in a serialization system.

Integrated Systems Hold the Key to Successful Serialization

InnoPack, which runs alongside CPhI Worldwide in Paris Nord Villepinte, France, is specially focused on pharmaceutical packaging. This is the place where companies gather to showcase their latest innovations and technologies in packaging. In this article, Martin Dallas from Essentra explains the role of innovative packaging technologies.

Anticounterfeiting Packaging 101

Meeting increasing expectations and escalating regulatory requirements to protect patients.

Rx-360 Symposium Focuses on Supplier Audits and Supply Chain Security

Regulations, product protection, and cost management are top concerns of supply chain decision makers.

UPS' Pain in the Supply Chain Results

The EdgeTRAC software Print, Apply, and Verify module from ROC IT Solutions can be used to implement serialization in manual packing operations.

Software Module Prints and Verifies Serialization Codes

Cynthia A. Challener is a contributing editor to Pharmaceutical Technology.

Biopharma manufacturers must reduce risk in their complex supply chains and establish effective monitoring and control systems.

Need for Supply Chain Transparency is Acute

Biopharma are looking to reduce risk, increase performance, and optimize productivity in raw material development.

Supply Chain Security Tops Concerns for Biopharma Raw Materials

Jennifer Markarian is manufacturing reporter for Pharmaceutical Technology.

An expert discusses how companies should be preparing to meet the requirements of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act, which requires phase-in of requirements to prevent counterfeiting.

Preparing to Meet Counterfeiting Regulations

PharmaChk, a portable device being developed to detect substandard medicines, receives $2-million grant.

Device that Detects Counterfeit Drugs Gets Grant

Biopharma manufacturers must reduce the risk in their complex supply chains