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Pharmapack Europe 2025: Eco barrier packaging to launch

European Pharmaceutical Review

LOG Pharma Primary Packaging is set to present its new barrier eco line at Pharmapack Europe 2025. LOGs barrier packaging solutions are designed to prolong shelf life and protect innovative and generic drugs from the exposure to moisture and/or oxygen, the company explained on its website.

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Anti-Counterfeit Packaging Market Estimated to Reach Nearly $436 Million by 2030

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Value is attributed to the rise in counterfeit cases and ongoing regulations surrounding anti-counterfeit packaging.

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Pharmapack Europe to launch two new zones in 2024

European Pharmaceutical Review

In 2024, Pharmapack Europe, the two-day exhibition and conference for pharma’s drug delivery and packaging industry will introduce two brand new zones to the flagship event. Bio packaging zone . Pharmapack’s bio packaging zone builds on its long history of being at the forefront of innovations in biological drug delivery.

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Lilly and EVA Pharma to aid affordable insulin access in Africa

European Pharmaceutical Review

Lilly’s 30×30 initiative aims to improve access to quality healthcare for 30 million people living in limited-resource settings, annually, by 2030. Mikkelsen added that “the hope is to have insulin and diabetes devices as part of Essential Benefit Packages in low- and middle-income countries towards achieving Universal Health Coverage.”

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Takeda to invest €300 million in plasma-derived therapy production

European Pharmaceutical Review

The plant is specialised in the purification and filling of plasma-derived therapies, with packaging capabilities for a variety of plasma treatments. We aim to become a net-zero carbon emissions operation by 2030 and have a clear focus on further digitalisation.

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Could virtual reality become an essential tool for healthcare education?

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According to the World Health Organization, the world will need more than 40 million new doctors, nurses, frontline healthcare workers, and various other healthcare professionals by 2030. This equates to approximately doubling the current medical workforce. VR for real world education.

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Genmab appoints new EVP and Chief Technology Officer

European Pharmaceutical Review

He is “confident” in Rayne’s ability to “execute towards our 2030 vision to transform the lives of people with cancer and other serious diseases with knock-your-socks-off (KYSO ® ) antibody medicines”. Previously, Rayne held the role of Chief Operating Officer at Capsida Biotherapeutics.