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PharmaPack Summit 2025
The prestigious PharmaPack Summit, an invitation-only forum for pharmaceutical packaging executives, will take place on February 24-25, 2025, at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas. The summit will bring together leading pharmaceutical packaging executives with innovative suppliers and solution providers to address current industry challenges and opportunities. The 2025 program will focus on six critical areas
SCANNY3D: Geometric deformation control on glass bottles
Scanny3D has designed and developed a double laser spot rotating 3D scanner. It is a patented device, 100% “Made in Italy” that performs a 360 ° scan without contact, at high speed, at very high resolution and in a completely automatic way. The 3D scanner allows you to digitize and analyze bottles, plastic bottles, containers
PKG: Break the limits, be unbreakable
That’s our outlook on the world. We could start by saying we’re “a leading company in the packaging machinery industry that provides a fully comprehensive service” or that “we’re the best and so are our machines and… blah blah blah”. Boring, isn’t it? Anyway, it seems they’re all leading and innovative companies. Rather we like
Pharma packaging: less waste, increased recyclability, and sustainability as the keyword
Certainly, the magnitude of waste in Pharma is not as impactful as that of the food sector. Indeed, the regulations governing packaging are very strict. However, due to the EU Regulation on packaging and packaging waste, change is on the horizon here too. It’s less immediate, requires management, but must certainly be taken into account
Single-use packaging: environmental problem or unavoidable necessity?
In recent years, the issue of single-use packaging has been at the center of heated debate. On one side, there are growing concerns about the environmental impact of these materials, often made of non-recyclable plastic and destined to end up in landfills or, worse, in the oceans. On the other side, many companies and consumers
Korozo Group and Borealis collaborate to create laundry detergent packaging that is designed to be recycled
Henkel’s laundry detergents are now being sold in packaging produced by Korozo Group (Korozo) that is designed to be recycled and constructed with the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations (PPWR) in mind. This project has seen the creation of mono-material films that initially feature 30% PCR. The PCR content was supplied by Ecoplast, a