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Peak season has a way of exposing weaknesses in a packing operation that go unnoticed for most of the year. A taping machine that handles your usual April workload without a problem can become the point where the entire packing line starts to back up when order volumes surge in November and December.

Packaging is often one of the last things signed off before a pharmaceutical product reaches the market. Yet it can also be one of the reasons a product is pulled, rejected or delayed. A broken seal, incorrect label or failed tamper-evident feature can quickly become a much bigger problem than a pharmaceutical packaging issue.

When it comes to transporting goods, the packaging that keeps products secure on a pallet needs to do more than simply hold everything together. Tertiary packaging plays a crucial role in protecting palletised loads throughout their journey, but the demands placed on that packaging can vary significantly depending on how goods are transported.