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What Can Radio Frequency Identification Do for Pharmaceutical Packaging?

May 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

Already proven to be a useful tool in other industries, RFID may be the next innovative solution in product tracking and tracing.

Concept Paper Discusses Update of Aspetic Processing Guidelines

Mar 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

The recently issued FDA concept paper about aseptic processing shows how the current guidelines could be expanded and makes recommendations for alternatives to traditional cleanroom installations such as isolator-equipped aseptic filling lines and blow–fill–seal equipment.

Pack EXPO International 2002 Proves Worth the Trip

Jan 1, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

Thousands of exhibitors and vendors showcase their packaging equipment and innovations.

New Syringe Designs Combine Prefilled Convenience with Safety

Sep 2, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

Prefilled-syringe manufacturers implement built-in safety features to prevent potential needlestick injuries.

Packaging Advances Showcased

Aug 2, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

Packaging manufacturers and suppliers exhibited their latest innovations at the 2002 Interphex trade show.

Technology Advances Anticounterfeiting Options

Jun 1, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

Brand and product security technologies offer pharmaceutical manufacturers anticounterfeiting solutions.

Expanding the Use of Child-Resistant Packaging

May 1, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

As the use of child-resistant packaging increases, efforts are underway to harmonize global standards and regulations.

PDA Task Force Issues Guidelines to Aid Isolator Users

Mar 1, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

When FDA reviewed PDA's Technical Report No. 34 about isolator systems, significant differences of opinion between the organizations came to light.

What Does Pharmacy Automation Mean for Packaging?

Jan 1, 2002
By: Hallie Forcinio

A limited number of container sizes, dispensing lanes, computerized tracking, and polyethylene mailing bags are just a few of the new elements of packaging launched at one company's automated pharmacy facility.

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