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Due to the legal regulations to which pharmaceutical packaging is subjected, our demands in this segment are particularly high. Auch hier können wir unsere Kunden optimal in diesem herausfordernden Prozess unterstützen. Here, we can also optimally support our customers in this challenging process. We succeed in this not only because of our strong understanding of the quality of our products, but also because of the technology we have at our disposal.
Whether lasered first-opening protection or consecutive numbering: thanks to our punching and laser technology as well as digital printing, we are the perfect partner to implement this challenge in a high-quality and cost-efficient manner. In addition, we work exclusively with HACCP-certified manufacturers.
The requirements for pharmaceutical packaging are diverse:
We cover all of these factors at packaging warehouse - with our special packaging offering for the pharmaceutical industry.

Until the establishment of the German Ministry of Health in 1961, parts of the pharmaceutical law were governed by various regulations. It is since 1961 that there has been a special pharmaceutical law, which has since defined all these legal regulations in a uniform manner.
The original version of the law initially dealt only with the registration of pharmacological products. In order to keep the German pharmaceutical industry competitive on the global market, extensive testing of products by the Federal Health Office was dispensed with. It was not until 1964 that pre-clinical as well as clinical studies became mandatory. A universal guideline according to which products must be tested was adopted in 1971.
As a result, the German Drug Law has gradually been subjected to increasingly stricter rules. For example, the indication of an expiration date has been mandatory in Germany since 1986, or the printing of the drug name in Braille since 2004. In the course of time, further criteria were added, which mainly affected pharmaceutical packaging. Today, for example, they must meet the following criteria:
The printing of the drug name in Braille has not only been specified in the AMG as a mandatory feature of pharmaceutical packaging since 2004 - the specification of the drug name in so-called Braille is also prescribed in the European Human Code. In order to guarantee a durable, good and fast feel, the letters must be printed in a high quality.
The quality of the material plays a major role here, because Braille is easier to read on smooth surfaces than on roughened surfaces. The height of the embossing points as well as their distance from each other also affects how well the information can be analyzed.

Because the need for pharmaceuticals increases with age, seniors make up a disproportionately large share of consumers for pharmaceuticals. For this group, it becomes increasingly difficult to handle drug packages as they age and their motor skills become less efficient.

Due to declining eyesight, it is also becoming more and more challenging to read the information correctly and therefore to remove the medicines from the packaging in the correct dosage. Therefore, packaging for medicines for the elderly should be barrier-free, safely accessible and meet the following criteria:
In addition, the imprint of an RFID, NFC or QR code can take on several functions in the future: Scanning with a smartphone or via digital displays not only provides information such as the date of the initial opening or the number of quantities removed: Seniors can use the codes to have the package insert and other information played out or read aloud to them individually.
Pharmaceutical products are very diverse in their properties and can be produced in different aggregate states, for example:
In addition, there are drugs for external use such as special patches or bandages. What they all have in common, however, is that a high level of barrier resistance is required to protect these sensitive products from external influences. Among other things, pharmaceutical packaging ensures that products do not become contaminated or contaminate other items. At packaging warehouse, we always focus on barrier resistance, no matter what type of packaging is concerned. Our pouch materials meet high requirements for the following barriers:
This means that your items are optimally protected from external influences with our pharmaceutical packaging and can be shipped safely.


Our shipping boxes in high grammage and thickness perfectly protect your medicines and medical devices in case of shocks, pressure or falls.
Another special feature for pharmaceutical products is their storage. Unlike conventional consumer goods, cryogenic cooling may be required. In order to optimally protect the products even at temperatures around -250 degrees Celsius, it is important to choose the right packaging. We will be happy to explain to you in a consultation which materials provide your products with optimum protection - together we will find the best solution.
At packaging warehouse we use offset and digital technology to print our packaging. Digital printing is a particularly good and efficient way of meeting special requirements for pharmacy packaging. This is because, unlike offset printing, digital printing does not require any aids such as printing plates. The file to be printed is read electronically, for example from a storage medium, which has various advantages:
The decisive advantage of digital printing for pharmaceutical products, however, is the high degree of customizability. Due to the legal regulation of the Drug Law, the individual, consecutive product number must be printed on each package. Unlike offset printing, digital printing makes it easy to customize this consecutive number for each pharmaceutical package - and it's absolutely cost-efficient, even for small quantities.
