Navigating regulatory challenges in pharmaceutical packaging: lessons from the past and strategies for the future

Published: 8-Nov-2024

To safeguard drug efficacy, maintain strict quality standards and ensure patient safety, pharmaceutical packaging is subject to a wide range of regulations around the world, reports Kun Shing Chan, Director of QA at Tjoapack

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Fuelled by the expanding global healthcare industry, increasingly ageing populations and advances in available treatments, the pharmaceutical packaging market has seen substantial growth.

This has been reflected in the market value, which is projected to increase from $135.2 billion in 2023 to $284 billion in 2032 at a compound annual growth rate of 7.72%.1 

Navigating regulatory challenges in pharmaceutical packaging: lessons from the past and strategies for the future

Companies need to stay informed about evolving packaging regulations and adopt best practices to maintain compliance and protect patients; yet, the complexity of the rules and guidelines makes it inherently difficult to navigate this space. Regulatory challenges span various aspects of pharmaceutical packaging. 

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