Pharma glass packaging forum

USP is due to release new pharmacopoeia guidance in 2024 around pharma product packaging.

​And this event will help you interpret what these updates mean for your products packaged in glass.

We'll be discussing the new glass types, their pros and cons, and how you can make the right glass packaging choices.

This session is ideal for packaging technologists and quality assurance professionals.

It offers a blend of content – including insights about what each regulation update means for your business, and knowledge-sharing presentations on how you can ensure your product packaging is fit for purpose.

We have very limited capacity, so click here to join the waitlist to get earlybird discount and first access to tickets which go on sale 1st July.


 

What attendees will get:

  • Interpret the latest USP updates (announced in autumn 2023 and summer 2024) and what this means for you
  • Gain better understanding of the different glass fracture patterns and their causes
  • Learn what delamination really is (a lot of companies get this wrong)
  • Find out the common causes of product recalls and what you can do to help prevent them reoccurring
  • Discuss the future of pharma glass packaging and potential to improve sustainability
  • Network with other professionals from across the glass packaging industry

Meet the glass experts:

Claire Moir

Claire Moir

Senior Technologist
Claire has been working in the glass industry since 2016 and focuses on mechanical testing methods and failure analysis techniques for a range of different sectors. Read More
Amy Ashton

Amy Ashton

Pharmaceutical & Cosmetics Lead
Amy oversees pharmaceutical and cosmetics work at Glass Technology Services and is a leading expert in chemical durability and elemental migration. Amy also assists the quality department as technical quality manager. Read More

Areas of expertise:

Pharmaceutical glass packaging Quality assurance Method development and validation
Daniel Capon

Daniel Capon

Food & Drink Lead
Daniel is a specialist in glass analysis and focuses on XRF and SEM. He has worked in the glass industry since 1999 and oversees our glass properties and environmental departments. Read More

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