After introducing a new medication to the market, it is always a challenge for pharmaceutical manufacturers to calculate production capacities without incurring economic losses.

With support from packaging specialist Faller Packaging machine and manufacturer Schubert-Pharma, manufacturers now have two strong partners whose solutions can help minimise investment risk.

Corona pandemic, war in Ukraine, skyrocketing prices for energy and problems with the supply of raw materials - 2022 had its share of challenges. Nevertheless, Faller Packaging looks back on its anniversary year with satisfaction. Despite all the uncertainties, the specialist for pharmaceutical secondary packaging was once again able to expand its business strongly and posted record sales.

The trend towards medicines that are self-administered at home is creating new challenges in the pharmaceutical industry: For example, how can the task of administering their own medications be made easier for patients?

Faller Packaging has a smart answer to this question: labels with printable indicators.

Faller Packaging and business partner Rotzinger will exhibit together at one of the leading trade fairs in Europe: Pharmapack in Paris.

Sustainability will be the central theme at Stand D84. The two companies will also present the jointly developed Eco Save Pack for fragile products.

To offer its customers sustainable and environmentally friendly label solutions, Faller Packaging pursues the motto “Reduce, Recycle, Rethink”.

This means effectively reducing label material, using label backing recycling programmes, creating a recyclable label design and, where possible, promoting the use of recycled materials.

Companies in Europe are becoming increasingly aware of environmental protection and sustainability. But what material is best for making sustainable, recyclable packaging?

The answers to these and many other questions are at the focus of the new whitepaper from Faller Packaging: “When packed, then sustainable: Fulfil tomorrow’s requirements with fibre-based pharmaceutical packaging”.