Pharma / Nutraceutical Labels

The demands for traceability and counterfeit detection are correspondingly high for medicines. Many regulatory bodies in many countries need to be adhered to including the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), IFAH (International Federation for Animal Health), EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations) and others. Quality assurance requires that the marking systems implemented in a Track & Trace system shall be absolutely accurate and function reliably. Text and codes must ultimately be perfectly legible when checked visually.

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Achieve exceptional results while adhering to regulations.

You can increase the visibility of your brand by using up to 10-colors on your label plus adhesives and topcoats compatible with sterilization processes. Many customers use expanded text and multi-ply label constructions that can handle the demand for increased text area on labels.

On-press, variable code-dating and messaging using laser etch or UV inkjet allows you to add additional information on the fly. And sequential back-of-liner numbering aids inventory control.

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Materials:

  • Foil facestocks and hot foil stamping can give your label a more sophisticated look that gives your brand more value.
  • Lamination on your pharmaceutical/nutraceutical labels will protect the product while in use in wet or humid environments.


Artwork:

  • Add extended content to your label to give additional health information with booklet or extended text labels.
  • Connect your customers with your brand by including a QR Code directed to your social media pages.

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