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CPO Maintains Tailored Approach Adding Level 5 Serialization System

allpack offers customers greater flexibility and scale with a cloud-based system that maintains customer focus while managing and exchanging data for serialization compliance.

With EU Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) deadlines approaching, pharmaceutical manufacturers and contract service organizations are under increasing pressure to introduce packing line equipment that can physically code products, and to invest in software and platforms that allow for effective and efficient data transfer. 

The effective protection against counterfeiting through serialization requires companies to apply a 2-D matrix barcode to every saleable unit of a drug product and comply with the required levels of data exchange in every market they sell in. This requires multiple interconnected systems across manufacturers and supply chain partners to synchronize together, including network, enterprise, site-level, line/warehouse and device-level systems. 

Independent contract packaging organization (CPO) allpack focuses solely on the pharmaceutical sector, offering clinical and commercial packaging services ranging from small volume to large lot sizes. It operates six primary packaging lines, several secondary packaging lines and five devices/units, which are capable of serializing and aggregating. One integrated line has the capability to serialize at blister-level up to aggregating at pallet level.

allpack began its serialization program in 2014, working with several brands in major markets around the world, however it was the advent of the FMD regulations that initiated the company’s search for an external partner that would help it manage and exchange its serialization data more effectively. 

The company planned to implement a Level 5 system that would eliminate data transfer via email and/or dedicated interfaces, replacing individual point-to-point connections with a networked approach. While the individual interfaces would need to be replaced, allpack wanted to retain its dedicated approach to each customer as part of the tailored offering it provides and implement an efficient onboarding methodology for its customers.

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