Pharma Packaging

Connected blister packs can record when individual doses are removed, send reminders and generate detailed adherence data. But making medication use measurable is not necessarily the same as improving patient …

How do you measure a company’s commitment to sustainability? Nils Wenzel, senior sales manager at Nissha Europe, gets right to the point: “Our company has chosen to focus exclusively on …

Sharp, a global provider of pharmaceutical packaging and contract manufacturing services, has announced a $20 million investment to expand its production capabilities in drug delivery devices. The project involves the …

From the complexity of European regulations to the difficulty of introducing recycled materials, to the role of artificial intelligence in production processes: an interview with two industry leaders to understand …

At CPHI Frankfurt 2025, Amcor will unveil its latest packaging innovations for the pharmaceutical industry, with a particular focus on solutions designed for the rapidly growing biologics market. The company’s …

Fake medicines are no longer confined to the grey areas of the global market. They have become a systemic threat, capable of undermining patient trust, endangering public health and eroding …

The conversation on sustainable packaging has now reached the heart of the pharmaceutical industry. Otrivin, Haleon’s leading nasal spray brand, has introduced a new dispensing pump made with 52% bio-based …

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant horizon for the pharmaceutical industry. It has already stepped onto the factory floor, reshaping how medicines are packed, distributed, and even experienced by …

When we talk about pharmaceutical packaging, we often think of sterile blister packs, opaque pill bottles, or tamper-proof cartons designed for hospital shelves. But the packaging of Ozempic®, the diabetes …

There’s something oddly frustrating about eye care packaging. Whether it’s drops, gels, or ointments, the experience rarely feels intuitive and often borders on impossible. If you’ve ever missed your eye, …