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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer |
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer (PMPS) is a specialist journal designed to provide worldwide coverage of a range of topics relating to the pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging sector.
Published quarterly, the journal functions as a platform of communication and information-sharing for executive and strategic decision makers within the industry, identifying new
trends and marketing opportunities, as well as highlighting the latest innovations in this
dynamic environment. PMPS is specifically designed to interest those in the pharma, biotech, nutritional, and medical device industries who are actively seeking to source services for improved efficiency in what is an increasingly competitive market.
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News and Press Releases |
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Pharma.Aero, the University of Antwerp, Khalifa University Abu Dhabi and HOPE Consortium launch the second international masterclass on Pharma Logistics
Following last year’s well-perceived first Masterclass on Pharma
Logistics - an international joint initiative between the air cargo
industry and world-renowned academic institutions – a second edition
will be launched in 2022 at Khalifa University’s Abu Dhabi Campus. Apart
from highlighting the current critical aspects of pharma logistics,
this Masterclass aims to create a unique opportunity for industry
professionals to gain more in-depth knowledge, as well as for academics
and PhD students to obtain advanced insights into how pharmaceutical
supply chains are organized and logistics processes are optimized
through applied technology for the pharma and life science sector.
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White Papers |
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Advances in Aseptic Blow-Fill-Seal Processing of Pharmaceutical Liquids Improve Product Integrity and Patient Safety
Weiler Engineering, Inc
The latest improvements in aseptic blow-fill-seal technology are providing more streamlined automation of critical B/F/S processing areas, while limiting human intervention and effectively reducing airborne microbial bioburden and particulate levels, and enhancing sterility assurance and patient safety.
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