Packaging Labels

In clinical trials, it is important to reliably blind the investigational products so that trial participants cannot distinguish verum and placebo from each other. That is a prerequisite for obtaining valid results regarding the efficacy of the tested medicine. In the case of transparent containers such as vials, that poses special challenges to a blinding solution because the color of the vial content must be neutralized and at the same time remain visible. 

The semi-transparent solution consists of a fibre-based unmixed material, meaning it is fully recyclable. As the label is tamper-proof, it also complies with the EN 16679:2014 standard.

“For the outer material, we opted for a semi-transparent paper made from pure cellulose fibres, with no chemical additives,” said Niklas Mößner, the product manager at Faller Packaging who is responsible for the new tamper-evident label. “The product is therefore biodegradable and can be recycled.

Schreiner MediPharm has expanded its range of security solutions with the introduction of new closure seals. These seals are tailored to meet the security needs of the pharmaceutical supply chain and secondary packaging while also prioritizing environmental sustainability. Offering both functionality and tamper protection, they represent a significant step towards sustainability in packaging.

A range of decorative holographic films, unprinted or flood-printed, from 1.6mm are available. According to Filtrona Tapes, these can be combined with print for ‘cost-effective brand protection’.

Designed for easy tearing, Supastrip Prism is applicable to flexible plastic or paper packaging across various FMCG applications like pet food, personal care, food-to-go, and frozen food. It is expected to facilitate easy access to the product.

Thanks to V-Shapes know-how in the packaging market, they created an all-in-one solution to produce rapidly and with ease a fully customized sachet starting from the reels printing till the final boxing.