• TricorBraun and Sasaki Chemical, Japan, have a licensing agreement to commercialize DryKeep desiccant technology
• includes a standard base resin that can be molded into the structure of packaging components and materials, such as into the inside layer of a bottle or film to absorb moisture
• for rigid and flexible applications including pharmaceuticals and vitamins
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Moisture protection desiccant packagePosted by Healthcare Packaging on October 15, 2007 | PermalinkFiled in: Fall 2007 Related ArticlesPharmaceutical Packaging Forum ‘08 takes shape | Oct 15, 2007 Healthcare Packaging Community Minute | Oct 15, 2007 Swim against the tide to build OTC brands through design | Oct 15, 2007 • TricorBraun and Sasaki Chemical, Japan, have a licensing agreement to commercialize DryKeep desiccant technology • includes a standard base resin that can be molded into the structure of packaging components and materials, such as into the inside layer of a bottle or film to absorb moisture • for rigid and flexible applications including pharmaceuticals and vitamins
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