Nano-enabled drug packaging market worth $8bn by 2014, says iRAP
The market for “nano-enabled” pharmaceutical packaging is growing 16.5 per cent a year and will be worth $8.1bn (€6bn) by 2014 according to new research by iRAP.
The market for “nano-enabled” pharmaceutical packaging is growing 16.5 per cent a year and will be worth $8.1bn (€6bn) by 2014 according to new research by iRAP.
The FDA’s draft guidance on adaptive design in clinical trials is a balanced, practical publication, according to the EVP of a CRO who expects the document to generate a “robust discussion”.
A new nano-based coating that is claimed to reduce packaging waste is initially being targeted at the pharmaceutical sector but could be used in chocolate packaging as well, claims the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Metrics is offering melamine detection testing services for starting materials to help clients ensure their products are free from contamination.
The Klockner Pentaplast Group has invested $37m (€27m) to expand PVC production capacity and add shrink-label film capabilities at its facilities in Thailand and the US.