Packaura
/ August 8, 2026
If you’re sourcing packaging for a drug product, one of the first things regulators, contract manufacturers, and auditors will ask is whether you’re talking about primary or secondary packaging — because the rules, materials, and testing requirements are different for each. This guide breaks down
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Packaura
/ July 24, 2026
Choosing packaging isn’t just a branding decision — it’s a shelf life decision. The material wrapped around a product determines how much oxygen, moisture, and light reach it, and those three factors drive spoilage, staling, and flavor loss across nearly every food and pharmaceutical category.
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Packaura
/ July 5, 2026
If you manufacture bottles, blisters, vials, closures, tubes, or other components that touch a medicinal product directly, sooner or later a pharma customer or regulator is going to ask about ISO 15378. It’s the standard that tells the industry your quality system is built for
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Packaura
/ May 12, 2026
Cold chain packaging for pharmaceuticals must hold tightly controlled temperature ranges — typically 2°C to 8°C for vaccines and biologics, or -20°C to -80°C for mRNA products — across multi-day shipments through global logistics networks. A single excursion outside the validated range can void million-dollar
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Packaura
/ May 10, 2026
Packaging news May 2026 is squarely focused on the May 31 EPR Annual Supply Report deadline, now three weeks out. This week brought a wave of last-minute compliance guidance from Circular Action Alliance, fresh PFAS enforcement signals from the EU, and updated fee modeling from
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Packaura
/ April 28, 2026
Pharmaceutical packaging requirements govern how medications are contained, protected, labeled, and delivered to patients. Unlike consumer goods packaging where a failure means a dented box, pharmaceutical packaging failures can directly endanger human health. Contaminated tablets, degraded biologics, or mislabeled dosages carry consequences that make regulatory
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Packaura
/ April 7, 2026
Child-resistant packaging (CRP) is a legal requirement for any product that poses an ingestion or contact risk to children — prescription and over-the-counter drugs, many dietary supplements, household chemicals, pesticides, and cannabis products in every legal market. Getting it wrong doesn’t just risk a child’s
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