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News|Articles|August 28, 2018
Sanner Expands Production in Hungary
Author(s)Pharmaceutical Technology Editors
Pharma packaging manufacturer Sanner has expanded capacity at its site in Budapest, Hungary.
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Pharma packaging manufacturer Sanner is expanding its manufacturing activities in Hungary by upgrading and optimizing its machinery park and adding capacity for new products, the company announced in an Aug. 28, 2018 press release. The company plans to manufacture its AdCap desiccant capsules at its sites in both Bensheim (Germany) and Budapest (Hungary), and it will add automated, camera-based final inspection to improve efficiency. Sanner Hungária Kft plans to add employees at its Budapest site.
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