Clariant launches Pharma packaging colour unit

By Gareth Macdonald

- Last updated on GMT

Clariant launches  Pharma packaging colour unit
Clariant International has set up a unit to help the pharma sector overcome regulatory hurdles involved with developing colour packaging

Stephen Duckworth, head of Clariant’s new Medical and Pharmaceutical segment, told in-Pharmatechnologist.com that, while demand is increasing, there is a lack of industry understanding about the challenges of including colours in drug packaging.

One common misconception, he explained, is that pigments from different suppliers that have the same chemical number are interchangeable, despite the fact that analysis shows them to have very different chemical compositions.

Duckwoth also said there is a lack of understanding about the differing levels of analysis required for packaging for various types of pharmaceutical products and medical devices.

Whether you are packaging tablets or making something for a nasal spray, the regulatory requirements are very different​,” he added, citing biological impact evaluations as just one example.

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