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Medical Device/Packaging
How medical tech manufacturers save by outsourcing warehousing
Medical technology clients can realize economies by keeping warehousing local, avoiding excess shipping costs, and eliminating internal overhead.
May 8, 2014
For both its drop-ship and stock-and-ship programs, ICAT warehouses the products near where they are produced—inventorying each box when it comes in, and managing that inventory—then ships on demand when customers order them.
Labeling/Printing
Primera Technology: Label printer software
BarTender software allows customers to design and print labels with ease.
May 7, 2014
Primera Technology: Label printers
Pharmaceuticals
Industry report: Global traceability and serialization in pharma
Report presents the results of the latest Pharmaceutical Serialization & Traceability 2014 Survey.
May 5, 2014
Industry report: Global traceability and serialization in pharma
Materials
RxTrace: Is your drug exempt from the Federal Drug Supply Chain Security Act?
Understanding your product’s characteristics and reading certain provisions of the Drug Supply Chain Security Act are keys.
April 30, 2014
Dirk Rodgers, who contributed to Healthcare Packaging’s Pharmaceutical Serialization Playbook, is an independent consultant and founder of RxTrace.
Pharmaceuticals
ISPE announces Drug Shortages Prevention Plan
Plan aims to guide the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry in establishing reliable, robust, and resilient supply chains that provide quality medicines to patients without interruption.
April 28, 2014
ISPE announces Drug Shortages Prevention Plan that aims to guide the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry in establishing reliable, robust, and resilient supply chains that provide quality medicines to patients without interruption.
Materials
Voice of the experts: Logistics and temperature-controlled distribution
Healthcare Packaging (HCP) speaks with Angelos Orfanos, President, Life Science and Healthcare, DHL Customer Solutions & Innovation, about key supply chain issues.
April 25, 2014
DHL parcel shipping.
Materials
Voice of the experts: Controlled room temperature packaging considerations
Healthcare Packaging (HCP) speaks with Mark Davis, UPS Healthcare Logistics Manager, who specializes in temperature-sensitive solutions, about packaging and shipping temperature-sensitive products.
April 23, 2014
The PharmaPort™ 360 from Cool Containers is an active hybrid container. What that means is that it’s designed to hold one pallet of product, and is set to maintain a temperature range for temperature-sensitive products. A client would lease the containers from UPS, and we would deliver them to the client pre-cooled. They would put their pallet load in there, close it, seal it, and make sure the temperature is set correctly. Then it is transported from origin to destination.
Materials
Aesica’s serialization services serve Chinese market
Its Italian finished dose manufacturing and packaging site’s anti-allergy packaging lines actively monitor the integrity and authenticity of products.
April 17, 2014
Aesica, the global pharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), has introduced serialization services and initiated commercial production of two anti-allergy product lines for the Chinese market at its Pianezza, Italy site, for a global, multinational client.
Supply Chain
Thin Film Electronics: Temperature indicators
Printed electronic temperature indicators are used in distribution, storage, and management of sensitive medical products.
April 8, 2014
Thin Film Electronics: Temperature indicators
Medical Device/Packaging
Comparing/contrasting medical device and food packaging
In this Q&A, Randall Troutman, Account Manager, Printpack Medical, addresses standards, materials issues, sustainability, and workforce development.
April 7, 2014
In this Q&A, Randall Troutman, Account Manager, Printpack Medical, addresses standards, materials issues, sustainability, and workforce development.
Materials
Public trust part of the life sciences supply chain mix
Complexities in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and biologics supply chain surpass any other industry, except nuclear power. Million-dollar pallets, toxic oncology meds, longer shipping channels—even the public trust, are part of the mix.
April 2, 2014
Healthcare Packaging Publisher Jim Chrzan near the Vietnam memorial in Washington, DC.
Materials
A Washington perspective on healthcare packaging
Visits to PDA, USP, RAPS, and CPSC reveal what works "Inside the Beltway."
March 27, 2014
President Richard M. Johnson of The Parenteral Drug Assn.
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