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Track-and-trace system employed by Desitin in Germany

Mid-sized pharmaceutical firm uses PAS-X Track & Trace on two of its packaging lines in Hamburg to comply with anti-counterfeiting requirements.

Mid-sized pharmaceutical firm uses PAS-X Track & Trace on two of its packaging lines in Hamburg to comply with anti-counterfeiting requirements.
Mid-sized pharmaceutical firm uses PAS-X Track & Trace on two of its packaging lines in Hamburg to comply with anti-counterfeiting requirements.

Based in Hamburg, Germany, Desitin Arzneimittle GMBH is a pharmaceutical firm that focuses on treating epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease. Its portfolio also includes products that address psychiatric diseases, Huntington’s disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Dravet Syndrome.

Recently, the mid-sized manufacturer implemented Werum’s PAS-X Track & Trace serialization and aggregation offering at its Hamburg plant. Desitin required a lean, powerful and easy-to-implement track-and-trace solution to comply with the anti-counterfeiting requirements of its various international target markets, which include all EU countries.

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