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European Pharmaceutical Contractor |
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Published quarterly, European Pharmaceutical Contractor (EPC) covers the essential contract research issues between pharma companies and their CRO partners. The title, which is integrated within International Clinical Trials (ICT) magazine, offers a strategic view of the drug development industry – giving
its pharma, biotech, and CRO readership expert insight and
analysis on the sponsor-service provider landscape.
EPC focusses on key trends, concerns, and developments in contract research operations across the drug development spectrum, from preclinical to post-marketing. It explores the shifting collaborative needs and practical implications for sponsors and their contract partners, with the emphasis
on building and managing effective collaborations.
Prompted by the synergies between outsourcing and trial operations, EPC joined forces with sister brand ICT in late-2015, in a move that brings added value to both brands.
With EPC now an inserted edition within ICT, industry practitioners across these complementary subject areas
now have unrivalled access to a wealth of shared views
and analyses.
We're also on Twitter! Follow us @EPCmagazine
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Industry Events |
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Formulation and Drug Delivery Series UK
8-9 July 2020, Oxford Global
This event brings together leading formulation, drug delivery and biologics manufacturing experts from around the world across two days. The panel of prominent industry leaders and world-leading scientists will share the latest case studies, innovative developments for novel therapeutic products and strategies for drug development.
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News and Press Releases |
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Qatar Airways Resumes Scheduled Belly-hold Cargo Operations to China in Response to Increased Demand
Qatar Airways becomes the first Middle Eastern carrier to resume belly-hold operations to all of its destinations in China by leveraging the flexibility and reliability of its modern fleet of 250 aircraft. Belly-hold cargo service to Beijing resumed on 30 March, services to Shanghai, Hangzhou and Chengdu will resume on 31 March and Guangzhou and Chongqing will resume on 01 April.
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White Papers |
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Detecting Integrity Breaches in a range of Pharmaceutical Blister Package Types using Sepha VisionScan
Sepha Limited
Demonstrating the integrity of pharmaceutical blister packs is critically important, as any defects can affect the shelf life and efficacy of the contents. Compared to bulk packaging, blister packs offer improved product integrity, tamper evidence and reduce the likelihood of misuse. Packs can be composed of either a thermoformed polymer or cold formed aluminium tray, with a number of individual pockets to hold the product. After the tablets or capsules are placed in the pockets, the packs are heat sealed with a paper or foil laminate sheet. These various stages can be completed separately or integrated into a single form, fill and seal process. There is a risk of microbial containment or degradation of the contents if any defects are present in the packaging. Such defects can take the form of rips or pinholes in the tray, or lid materials, faulty seals and channel leaks between pockets.
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