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Frontier Scientific Solutions to use $1.5 Billion Funds to Establish Global Free Trade Zone Gateway for Life Sciences Supply Chain

By Feliza Mirasol

November 15th 2024

Empowered by a $1.5 billion commitment from a major investor, Frontier Scientific Solutions has unveiled its plans for establishing a global free trade zone gateway intended for facilitating the life sciences supply chain using Wilmington International Airport in North Carolina.

Manufacturers of Five Cell Therapy Products Select TrakCel’s OCELLOS Platform to Help Manage Patient Treatment

By Feliza Mirasol

November 12th 2024

SGD Pharma to Showcase Sustainable Packaging with Siliconized Molded Glass Vials at CPHI Milan

By Feliza Mirasol

October 3rd 2024

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Innovations in Prefilled Biologics

By Hallie Forcinio

June 7th 2024

Bormioli Pharma Increases Capacity in North America

By Susan Haigney

March 12th 2024

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New USP Standards Guide Prescription Container Labels

Jennifer Markarian

October 16th 2012

New US Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) standards provide a universal approach to organizing labels for prescription containers dispensed by US pharmacists in an effort to improve patient understanding.

A Study of Leachables for Biopharmaceutical Formulations Stored in Rubber-Stoppered Glass Vials

Xiaochun Yu, PhD;Steven Zdravkovic;Laurie Stockmeier;Heather Schmidt;Don DeCou, PhD;Daniel Rude;Robert Piccoli, PhD;Derek Wood;Xiaoya Ding, PhD

April 1st 2010

A systematic approach facilitates formulation component selection.

Enhanced Packaging and Reformulations Give New Life to Biologics

Tom Polen

October 1st 2006

Formulations for pulmonary inhalation comprise spherical, porous particles that are 1–3 microns in diameter.

How to Avoid Leachables, Extractables, and Other Hazards in Parenteral Packaging

BioPharm International Editors

June 27th 2006

On August 12, 2003, Johnson & Johnson began recalling certain batches of its anemia drug, Eprex (epoetin alfa, sold as Procrit in the US), in most countries outside of the United States.

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