The strong, silent type

In its competitive context, the pharmaceutical industry is constantly confronted with a range of internal and external factors.

• Internal factors: excellence in the System of Governance, dimension and critical mass, innovation, financial markets, education and culture
• External factors: stability of the legislative-regulatory framework, research and innovation, incentives and fiscal policies, education and culture

It is evident that this complex machinery must never stop because of the enormous costs that standstills could entail. And it is precisely here that the logistic challenge of secondary packaging emerges in all its importance. The folding cartons that enter the supply chain of every pharmaceutical company must guarantee:

• perfect machinability
• complete traceability
• absolute absence of mix-ups
• accurate management of print runs and reprints
• strict compliance with GMP and AQL

All this in a folding carton is not visible at first sight.
All this in a packaging department is taken for granted.
All this at Igb is guaranteed.
This is why Igb considers itself as the strong, silent type – the invisible cog in the complex pharmaceutical machinery.