Jim ButschliFlexiblesPasta bowl pouch delivers heat-and-eat convenienceIt’s going to be hard to top The Time-Wise Bowl stand-up pouch for consumer convenience.March 9, 2010HomeEPS containers deliver for sanofi pasteur's vaccine shipmentsEnvironmental advantages persuade sanofi pasteur to select expanded polystyrene containers to ship its vaccines; healthcare provider customers also benefit.March 8, 2010Consumer packaged goodsBlurring the lines of food, vitamins, and medicineDevelopments in vitamin-enhanced foods, medical foods, and nutritional supplements will open up new packaging opportunities.March 8, 2010Meat/Poultry/SeafoodPharmaceutical industry continues to weather the global economic stormShifting strategies in the pharmaceutical sector influence employment, with mixed job results indicating that the economy remains uncertain.March 8, 2010HomePharmaceutical package design: A 'sea of sameness'?As more pharmaceutical products switch from prescription-only to over-the-counter, there’s a greater need for packaging to add shelf appeal and communicate healthcare information once conveyed by physicians or pharmacists, reports Phillip Federspiel (shown in photo), CEO at design firm Group 4.March 7, 2010ClosuresProtein shakes launch in aluminum bottlesABB (American Body Building) has introduced Pure Pro® 50 ready-to-drink shakes in recloseable, lightweight, 16-oz Alumi-Tek aluminum bottles from Ball Corporation.March 6, 2010Consumer packaged goodsTylenol recall points to palletsTrace amounts of a chemical that treats wooden pallets used to transport and store the drug’s packaging shoulders the blame, according to one source.March 6, 2010Cartons and boxesCredit card-sized pack wins pharmaceutical awardA wallet pack for Switzerland dental product company FKG Dentaire earns recognition.March 6, 2010SustainabilityPackaging, medical devices critical to emergency room proceduresHealthPack 2010 conference sessions report that packages, devices must work in life or death situations. Meanwhile, ER nurses evaluate medical device packages.March 3, 2010HomeWound care receives 'cutting-edge' packagingA new wound care packaging development comes Cheshire, England-based medical device company MedTrade’s First Aids pads and bandages that quickly stop bleeding. Advances in the design and composition of wound care products will help demand for such products grow by 4.6% annually through 2013, forecasts Freedonia.March 2, 2010Previous PagePage 134 of 192Next Page
