Monday 21 December 2015

Bilcare points out the best ways to develop an RFP

Request for proposals (RPF) is usually put up by a pharmaceutical company having a drug product looking for a contract manufacturing site.  RPF includes all the information about the organization and time & cost involved. It is a crucial aspect that has a major effect on the relationship between the manufacturer and sponsor. The transfer of technology and the cost of commercial products can be adversely affected by a poorly organized RPF. It also has the potential to slow down the process of selecting the best manufacturer. Bilcare, a prominent name in the medicine packaging industry points out the important aspects an organization should ensure while developing a RPF. 

A well organized RPF should cover all the information like the manufacturing process involved, the formula used, the use of specialized equipment, raw material and packaging components used, analytical specification & methods, the API safety data and the materials & associated grades or specifications needed. The other details include the size of the bottle and cap, the use of desiccant, the quality control testing required and the regulatory strategy. 
All the outsourced activities are controlled and reviewed under the ICH Q10 guidelines. The FDA and ICH requires a technology transfer to achieve product realization through the smooth transfer of comprehensive knowledge of the process and product. Bilcare points out that communication is a crucial part of this process. It is recommended by the FDA as it acts like a quality agreement for stating the responsibilities and roles of each party.  
The company focuses on the need for ensuring environment friendly and safety measures in the process of formulization. Bilcare states that these measures can be ensured through a material safety data sheet (MSDS) and Safe Bridge Consultants Potent Compounds Safety Rating, which safeguards the manufacturing employees from all potential risks involve

Wednesday 2 December 2015

The Medicine Packaging industry is worth $101.3 billion in the year 2015

The world Healthcare packaging market is a treasure of $101.3 billion in the year 2015. The medicine packaging experts and specialists analyzed the same by going through the market situation, trends and technology being used in the market, and predicted the forecast of the healthcare packaging industry in the year 2015.



It was found in this analysis that major factors responsible for the growth of the medicine packaging market are rapid development in the healthcare sector and medicine packaging industry along with the rising functional requirements for healthcare packaging products. Experts analyzed that the factors which contributes in increasing the demands of pharmaceutical products and services include the growing number of old people around the world, change in people’s lifestyles and frequently spreading chronic diseases. All these elements collaboratively boost the medicine packaging industry.

The experts concluded in this analysis, that despite of rapid growth of Indian and Chinese medicine packaging industries, USA will remain in the lead. The factors which contribute to the growth of these developing economies’ medicine industries are the increasing rate of standard of living and personal disposable income.

The Indian economy is doing well in the healthcare sector and medicine packaging industry, with the support of numerous anti clinical packaging specialists like Bilcare, who all are quality product and quality service providers. Bilcare is a global leader in anti-counterfeiting packaging and medicine packaging, which has numerous representative offices in more than 20 countries. The medicine packaging expert, Bilcare is globally renowned for its quality products and services, and in order to make sure about it, the firm has established many research and operation centers in developed Nations like Germany, Singapore, Us and others.


In materials healthcare packaging market, plastic is expected to stay ahead in the race because of its high level of adaptability and cost effectiveness and where glass is used for medicine packaging, it might get replaced by other substitutes like vision gain predicts and plastic.