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Pharmaceutical & Medical Packaging News

December 1998 PMP News
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OUR VIEW:
The New FDA: What You Need to Know

The new law has implications for labeling.


SPOTLIGHT:
Manufacturers Rely Increasingly on Contract Packagers

Drug and device manufacturers count on contract packagers to handle increased production, special requirements, and clinical trials packaging.


PHARMACEUTICAL:
How to Buy Packaging Machinery

by Erik Swain

Buying decisions require continuous communication—even with staff not directly involved.


PRODUCT UPDATE:
Trouble-Free Tube Fillers

Tube fillers offer quick changeover, accurate fills, and high-speed operation.

Fast and Versatile Blister Machinery
Blister equipment can form, fill, seal, carton, and deblister—all at top speed.

Creative, Colorful Cartons
Two important qualities for cartons are a sound structure and an eye-catching graphic design.

Safe but Accessible Closures
More than a door through which products pass, closures keep both pharmaceuticals and users safe.


CASE HISTORY:
Shaker Protects Supplement Flavor, Freshness


A packaging firm designed and fills a spiral-wound paper container that preserves a calorie supplement.


REGULATORY FOCUS:
Robot Safety Standards to Improve


ANSI proposal includes more-precise information about safeguards and risk reduction.


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