Helpful Insights

Shipping pharmaceutical products can be complicated, and with the added pressure of the pandemic and roll out of the vaccine, we know it is more important than ever to make sure your items are protected.

Temperature-controlled packaging is crucial for shipping sensitive goods such as chilled and frozen food products or pharmaceuticals. But which method is best for your industry and its products?

The pharmaceutical packaging industry is constantly shifting. For many businesses, keeping in touch with the latest innovations, consumer demands, and trends can be tricky – especially due to the size of the market.

Giving companies the ability to regulate temperatures and preserve the quality of their products during shipment, temperature controlled packaging must be implemented correctly.

By now you should know we’re huge fans of PLA (Polylactic acid) packaging. With its thermal insulating properties, eco-friendliness and uses for sterile products, PLA is an innovative bioplastic that’s taken the packaging industry by storm.

A smooth-running pharmaceutical industry is crucial for the wellbeing of our society and faces several challenges on day-to-day basis, especially with packaging. Medications can be highly sensitive to temperature changes, counterfeit products, and damage during transit.

When it comes to pharmaceuticals and medical, the packaging responsible for protecting and transporting the supplies is just as important as the manufacturing of the product itself.

Proper protective packaging is crucial for the pharmaceutical, medical and chemical industry. But finding a solution you’re confident in can prove to be difficult. Why?

If you’ve been searching for a packaging solution to control the temperature of your goods through transit, you’ve more than likely come across both Woolcool and cotton insulated packaging -