Anticounterfeiting |
Professionals and students will benefit from an informative research tool now available for the healthcare packaging community.
Call me a regulatory geek if you must, but I enjoy mulling the different varieties of adulteration. Today we mull two in particular.
Walmart and other pharmacies could drive more widespread use of unit-dose packaging in the U.S., says Peter G. Mayberry, executive director of the Healthcare Compliance Packaging Council (www.unitdose.org).
Discussions of orchestral music and opera often include talk of a leitmotif, a recurring melody or theme driving the piece forward.
Reading the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s enforcement statistics is like reading tea leaves, with all due respect to tea leaf readers.
To develop and implement successful anti-counterfeit strategies, you need more than good technology.
NanoGuardian, a division of NanoInk that focuses on delivering brand protection solutions to fight illegal diversion and counterfeiting, has announced that John D. Glover, D.P.A., has been appointed to lead its Security Advisory Board.
Uncertainty colored most discussions at a recent healthcare track-and-trace conference.
A key question: How will FDA actions differ from California’s e-pedigree program?
A pervasive air of secrecy makes trends in brand protection tough to track. But the following two pharmaceutical-based authentication efforts by DPT Laboratories and Med-Health Pharma shed light on some of the solutions being explored to combat counterfeiters, diverters, and gray marketers who appear to be broadening their horizons. (Alan Green, logistics director for DPT Laboratories, will discuss how the contract developer, manufacturer, and packager is implementing brand-protection strategies at the Brand-Protection Packaging Forum May 5, 2009 in Chicago.)
Business risks related to food packaging are wide-ranging and everywhere: bisphenol-A (BPA), melamine in pet food or milk, food allergen labeling, country of origin labeling—the list seems endless.

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From Pack Expo 2008: A presentation by Videojet Technologies highlights features of its new IMprints track-and-trace coding and software solution, as integrated with Omega Design equipment.
Contract packager Tjoapack installs a tablet line with coding, scanning, and software capabilities that deliver traceability from pallet all the way back to the unit dose.
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