To meet the requirements of complex global pharmaceutical markets, companies not only need innovative machines but also qualified personnel and efficient processes. We provide everything from a single source. …more
Quality Risk Management (QRM) is a systematic process for assessing, controlling, communicating and reviewing risks that affect the quality of a medicinal product. An efficiently implemented quality risk management system (QRM) ensures the quality of products throughout the entire life cycles and is an enabler of the Pharmaceutical Quality System (PQS). …more
Bosch Packaging Technology’s Xelum R&D for the continuous production of oral solid dosage (OSD) forms holds substantial potential: since it was first introduced to selected customers in 2018, the compact, innovative machine has attracted considerable interest. …more
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At Pharmtech in Moscow, visitors to booth B6021 (pavillion 2, hall 8) are in for a local premiere, some exciting action, an inspiring talk, as well as a few new and familiar faces.
Syntegon Track & Trace systems are not only made to meet the highest standard of quality, but are also extremely flexible. These systems can be easily integrated into third party Track & Trace environments. For example, …more
Containment solutions, inspection technology and new services – Bosch Packaging Technology demonstrates its expertise at Interphex Japan. …more
Market trends towards smaller batches, higher quality products and online quality control require production solutions that ensure stable, monitored processes to achieve high dosing accuracy, high yield and high OEE. Do these requirements look familiar to you?
From April 9th to 10th, the annual Pharma Congress Production & Technology will again take place in Düsseldorf. For years, this event has been known as a meeting place for the industry and is now also valued as an international forum far beyond its borders. …more
Cleaning and sterilization of process systems is of crucial importance in pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical production. …more
At the end of the last millennium, a new form of medicine was introduced that today, some 30 years later, likely appears to be fulfilling the promises made at that time. …more
