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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer
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The world of packaging today finds itself uncomfortably in the manufacturing industry spotlight. On the one side, it faces a seemingly continuous, complex and costly stream of new legislation and regulation, such as the new rules for child-proofing blister packs that come into force this autumn. On the other, it is a major target for senior management teams that are seeking, with increasing urgency, to identify and extract significant cost-efficiencies ahead of the impending 2010 deadline by which many patents will expire. Packaging is expected to provide a major source of competitive advantage, improving performance, availability and consistency by as much as 50 per cent while retaining a motivated and healthy customer base.
'Catch 22' or a 'Third Way'
Many pharmaceutical manufacturers who opt to conduct packaging operations in-house are confronted with a 'catch 22' situation. Do they invest sufficiently to create the capacity and flexibility necessary to meet high seasonable demand variability? Or do they try to manage the consequences of a disrupted distribution chain to market?
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EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION, 24 October 2019, Copenhagen, Denmark PRESS RELEASE – FLYPHARMA CONFERENCE EUROPE 2019
For its fifth annual Europe conference, FlyPharma chose Copenhagen as its host city to address the latest supply chain challenges and industry best practices, putting together a global audience of (bio)pharma and logistics professionals. The two-day conference (22-23 October 2019) aimed to discuss the collaboration and growth within Scandinavia, with a special focus on women in pharmaceutical logistics and an exploration of the industry’s digitalisation and innovation.
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A Rules Based Approach to Labelling and Artwork Management
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Many organisations today are experiencing unprecedented demands from regulatory authorities and consumers alike for product labelling to be made clearer and more informative. Forthcoming regulations (including the new EU MDR regulations coming into force May 2020) also require that labelling content to be published electronically in addition to print. As companies seek to continuously differentiate themselves in established markets as well as gain entry into new territories, the increase in both volume and complexity of product and market variations will have a direct impact on labelling.
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2020 Avoca Quality and Innovation Summit
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The 2020 Avoca Quality and Innovation Summit will take place 3-4 June
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