Gerresheimer at CPhI India: innovative pharma packaging in excellent quality

[limg01Reputed pharmaceutical customers procure Gerresheimer primary packaging products to cover their global requirements. The Gerresheimer Group’s subsidiaries, Triveni and Neutral Glass, provide it with an excellent positioning in the Indian market. This year Gerresheimer will be presenting glass and plastic pharmaceutical packaging products that are FDA-registered and manufactured to stringent quality standards to the trade public at CPhI in Mumbai.

“All of our products are manufactured in compliance with the very highest quality standards. These standards apply to both glass and plastic packaging because all the Gerresheimer production processes are standardized and certified,” said Subodh Gupta, Managing Director at Triveni in India.

Glass and plastic are the first choice primary packaging materials for solid and liquid dosage pharmaceuticals, a fact that is reflected by the Gerresheimer products on exhibit at CPhI Mumbai (India).

Pharmaceutical primary packaging plastic

Gerresheimer is one of the world’s leading suppliers of plastic eye drop bottles. It recently modified the closure system on its Type A dropper bottle to the FDA’s new requirements. Now the tamper-evident ring stays firmly affixed to bottle once it has been opened.
Does a tablet container always have to look like a pharmaceutical container? The Duma Pocket’s oval shape makes it look more like a box of sweeteners or peppermints. Gerresheimer is introducing a new member of the Duma Pocket product family at CPhI in India: Duma Pocket 100 ml.

Now the popular Triveni Round family has been extended by a 60 ml container with a multilayer design for the US market. The Protect features delivers enhanced protection against water vapor and oxygen to sensitive pharmaceutical drugs. It is the first plastic container with a multilayer sandwich structure manufactured in an injection blow molding process.

Pharmaceutical primary packaging glass

Gerresheimer offers a fully comprehensive portfolio of glass pharmaceutical packaging extending from the smallest glass cartridges made from tubular glass up to 5000 ml acid-resistant chemicals bottles. There are also vials, ampoules, cartridges and other specialty products in transparent and amber borosilicate glass types I, II and III, as well as vials that are specifically manufactured for the Indian market.

The Gerresheimer experts for glass and plastic pharmaceutical packaging will be at CPhI in Mumbai, Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 1, Stand C87, from November 21 to 23.