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Guidance for medicine packaging under Windsor Framework

European Pharmaceutical Review

The agreement stipulates that certain conditions must be met in the labelling and packaging of these medicinal products. The following new measures are set to be introduced on 1 January 2025. After this date: Under the framework, medicines can have the same packaging and labelling across the UK.

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Sustainability continues to steer pharmaceutical packaging market

European Pharmaceutical Review

The worldwide pharmaceutical container packaging market is expected to rise in revenue from $104.12 billion in 2025 to approximately $174.45 billion by 2033, according to a study published by Towards Packaging. Specifically, the “high quality of biodegradable and recyclable packaging materials” are driving the market.

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WuXi STA breaks ground on new Delaware manufacturing facility

European Pharmaceutical Review

The second facility for WuXi STA in the US, Phase I of the new campus will provide formulation development, clinical and commercial drug product manufacturing services for a variety of oral and injectable dosage forms, as well as packaging, labelling, storage and distribution services for clinical trial materials and commercial drug products.

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FDA pushes back on approving mirikizumab due to manufacturing issues

Pharmaceutical Technology

While the FDA sent Lilly a complete response letter detailing issues pertaining to the proposed manufacturing of mirikizumab, the regulator raised no concerns about the clinical data package or label for the medicine. The recent setback dents mirikizumab’s chances to be the first among the IL-23 inhibitors to launch in the US for UC.

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Eric Halioua, President & CEO at PDC*line Pharma Shares Insights on the Results from P-I/II Trial with PDC*lung01

PharmaShots

We are conducting an open-label, dose-escalation, phase I/II study PDC-LUNG-101 assessing the safety, tolerability, immunogenicity, and the preliminary clinical activity of therapeutic cancer vaccine PDC*lung, associated or not with anti-PD1 treatment in patients with non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC).