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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer
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As digital printing becomes a more viable option for packaging, printing vendors are looking to the pharmaceutical industry as a lucrative market. There are several reasons why digital printing is suitable for pharmaceutical packaging:
The option of quick turnaround for printed materials is
especially attractive in an industry which is under increasing
pressure to bring products to launch
Frequent changes to packaging make any options which
reduce the inventory of printed materials very advantageous
Rapid safety changes are often necessary for
pharmaceutical products
While the cost of printed materials is not a major portion
of the cost of the product for large orders of pharmaceutical
products, this is not always true for short run, small volume
products.
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