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April 2008
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Dos and don’ts on brand protection

04/15/08

Content Type Image  At the first Brand-Protection Packaging Forum, leading brand owners such as Johnson Medical Device and Diagnostics shared strategies.

Packaging trends in healthcare packaging

04/03/08

Content Type Image  The pulse of pharmaceutical, medical device, and biological markets beats ever faster as the pace of packaging chance accelerates worldwide.

Drug pedigree requirements come and go, and likely will come again

03/08

Content Type Image Those waiting for California to implement e-pedigree requirements for drugs as a means of thwarting counterfeiters: Hold your horses.

Fighting counterfeit drugs

03/08

Content Type Image In the next decade, counterfeit drugs will double, according to Alistair Dand, marketing manager for LGR Emballages, a supplier of folding cartons in France. Currently, one out of every two drugs bought on the Internet is a fake.

Packaging World and BPCouncil announce agreement

02/29/08

Content Type Image  Brand-Protection Packaging Forum, produced by Packaging World, partners with BPCouncil, a virtual community dedicated to brand protection issues.

Counterfeiters aren't going away

02/08/08

Content Type Image  In the next decade the market for counterfeit drugs will double.

WorldStars recognize winners globally

02/05/08

Content Type Image  The World Packaging Organisation announces 166 winners worldwide, from Austria to Zimbabwe.

Brand-Protection Packaging Forum

01/08    Sponsored Grey Star

Content Type Image  Hear from leading brand owners in a variety of industries, as they reveal the strategies they’re using to protect their products and their customers on April 8, 2008 at the Chicago Marriott Schaumburg.

A f’REAL! insight in a new package introduction

12/03/07

Content Type Image  How to test a new package ‘covertly’ in the real world while limiting your company's risk and increasing your packaging intelligence.

New food reporting requirement hidden in drug law

11/07

Content Type Image  You probably heard about that new law giving the U.S. Food and Drug Administration new powers over drugs. Surprise! It also gives FDA the power to order food recalls (almost and sort of).

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