Packaging & Labelling

The pharmaceutical industry faces significant challenges in protecting sensitive drug formulations from environmental factors, with moisture ingress being one of the most critical threats to product stability. Many modern pharmaceuticals, particularly solid oral dosage forms and diagnostic reagents, are...

Pharmaceutical manufacturers operate under stringent requirements to ensure that the primary packaging housing drug products does not compromise the therapeutic efficacy or safety of the formulation. The selection of materials for containers, closures, and delivery systems depends heavily on...

Pharmaceutical packaging plays a critical role in protecting medicines from external factors, maintaining product stability and supporting patient safety throughout storage and transportation. Selecting suitable materials depends on the characteristics of the drug, its storage requirements and the conditions...

Eli Lilly and Mubadala Bio have signed a formal agreement to develop local pharmaceutical packaging and logistics capabilities for Lilly's GLP-1 medicines in Abu Dhabi, with the collaboration anchored by a dedicated 125,000 sqm site at Khalifa Economic Zones...

The design of pharmaceutical packaging must satisfy two inherently contradictory requirements: the need for a secure, hermetic seal and the requirement for an easy, intuitive opening experience. For a sterile medical device or a blister-packed medication, the seal must...

The reliability of a pharmaceutical container depends on the precision of its closure system. While the bottle or tray provides the primary volume for the medication, the interface between the container rim and the lidding material is where the...

The production of pharmaceutical packaging is a highly regulated process where the failure of a single seal can have catastrophic consequences for patient safety. To ensure that every package provides a reliable sterile barrier, manufacturers must implement rigorous validation...