Among other findings in the report were the following:
• Easing government-imposed drug price controls and export growth will boost pharmaceutical packaging sales in Japan.
• Prefillable inhalers and prefillable syringes will generate opportunities based on benefits in drug delivery and the introduction of bio-engineered medicines. These will help increase global demand for primary pharmaceutical containers 6.5% annually through 2011 to nearly $24 billion.
• The world market for pharmaceutical closures and accessories will grow 4.5% per year to $10.6 billion in 2011, with the largest gains in child-resistant, senior-friendly, and disposing closures.
The 515-page report is available from The Freedonia Group for $5,800 by contacting Corinne Gangloff at 440/684-9600, or by e-mailing [email protected].
• Easing government-imposed drug price controls and export growth will boost pharmaceutical packaging sales in Japan.
• Prefillable inhalers and prefillable syringes will generate opportunities based on benefits in drug delivery and the introduction of bio-engineered medicines. These will help increase global demand for primary pharmaceutical containers 6.5% annually through 2011 to nearly $24 billion.
• The world market for pharmaceutical closures and accessories will grow 4.5% per year to $10.6 billion in 2011, with the largest gains in child-resistant, senior-friendly, and disposing closures.
The 515-page report is available from The Freedonia Group for $5,800 by contacting Corinne Gangloff at 440/684-9600, or by e-mailing [email protected].
