At Pharmapack Europe 2017 in Paris, August Faller GmbH & Co. KG will be focusing on products and services for individualised and personalised packaging solutions at Pharmapack Europe 2017 in Paris.
The pharmaceutical specialist's portfolio for small runs ranges from standard folding cartons, special designs for clinical trials and special labels with integrated information carriers, such as patient alert cards, to packaging services for small to medium-sized quantities.
The trend towards customised Customised solutions for pharmaceutical packaging and smaller batch sizes is supported by the increasing number of drugs against rare diseases (orphan drugs) and „Companion Diagnostics“ products, in which tests with drugs are offered in tandem. Studies confirm this development and assume that in future at least one third of all research projects in the pharmaceutical industry will include a component for individualisation.
August Faller GmbH & Co. KG offers innovative packaging solutions and customised services worldwide. This includes the production of labels using digital printing processes at the highest quality level. Faller guarantees the 100% control by means of camera inspection systems. In addition to standard packaging, Faller also manufactures packaging for clinical trials or drugs for rare diseases. Special constructions z. For example, with inner compartments to protect against breakage, labels for documentation in the patient file or wallets for tablets or capsules. As a supply chain partner, August Faller also offers packaging services such as the assembly and manual packaging of medicines for clinical trials at its PharmaServiceCentre in Großbeeren.
Last but not least, rising patient expectations are driving the need for individualised packaging units, shorter development times and cost-effective clinical test series.
[infotext icon]The August Faller Group develops, among other things Compliance-supporting Packaging solutions that ideally meet the current communication needs of industry, doctors and patients. For example, smartphones can be used to play personalised patient information via video message by scanning printed QR codes or via an automatic internet connection using a glued-in NFC chip. Carry-along cards as part of the medication packaging - such as patient alert cards, medical alert cards, organ donor cards or implant cards - are also becoming increasingly important for patients. The August Faller Group already offers versatile packaging solutions for this application and will be presenting its products and latest new developments to the industry at Pharmapack.„The industry is increasingly meeting self-confident patients with a heightened interest in further information on the product, therapy and medical care that is customised to them. In the future, there will be a demand for business models that combine pharmaceutical products with an additional service and thus provide the customer with real added value,“ says Dr Daniel Keesman.
