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Industry experts will discuss the benefits and challenges of transferring vaccines from vial applications to prefilled syringes, the components critical to the success of the vaccine products, and how to prepare your packaging toolbox for time-critical vaccine development and distribution.
Learn more about how the pharma industry is taking charge to improve environmental, social, and governance (ESG) critical issues.
Industry experts will discuss the digital trends currently happening in healthcare and the innovative solutions being developed by the pharmaceutical supply chain.
Datwyler closed the acquisition of Yantai Xinhui Packing, thus becoming the owner of the Chinese company.
The Environmental Impact Award was given to Alliance-to-Zero.
As an internationally active company with more than 7,000 employees, Datwyler has a responsibility for the world we live in.
By taking over the Chinese company Yantai Xinhui Packing, Datwyler will gain direct access to the rapidly growing healthcare market in China.
Datwyler meets demand for injectable drug packaging components for COVID-19 vaccine providers and also pioneered its StarterPack™.
For the pharmaceutical industry, the reduction of carbon emissions requires urgent action to meet global sustainability goals. (Recording available)
The ready-to-use packaging system helps drug developers minimize time to market while putting quality first.
The company will also showcase NeoFlex™ plungers and DuraCoat™ combiseals, which enable drug developers to protect the integrity of injectables throughout development to distribution.
From August 30-31, Datwyler will be hosting a 2-day virtual training course with the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA) on Characteristics of Pharmaceutical Elastomers and Aluminum Seals in Parenteral Packaging Systems.
