For consumers to know that a medicine is genuine, products in the pharmaceutical industry need distinctive drug labelling and counterfeit-proof identification features. That’s exactly what Track and Trace ensures. Pharmacists, for example, can clearly identify the products and can track the transportation of every package end-to-end. This, together with a tamper-evident closure, creates security and confidence.
Because the pharma serialisation requirements for differ from country to country, we offer highly flexible Track and Trace systems like the Traceable Quality System (TQS): a reliable and future-proof solution for our pharmaceutical customers.
In addition, we successfully integrate OEM components into packaging machines. The standardised interfaces also support perfect Track and Trace IT integration. As a result they are fully compatible with existing machine and system components.
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On this site, we tell you in detail about Track and Trace:
Track & Trace Pharma Product Portfolio
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White paper: Aggregation in Pharma
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Efficient Track & Trace solutions for Acino Pharma
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Serialisation requirements at a glance
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Pharma Serialisation System at Millmount Healthcare
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Fast Track Serialisation Solutions at Medochemie Ltd.
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In response to the Drug Supply Chain Security Act deadline specified for serialisation in the US and the EU Falsified Medicines Directive, WIPOTEC-OCS offers a number of preconfigured TQS Fast Track systems, enabling compliance with the specifications within 6 weeks.
TQS Fast Track- the fast response to tight serialisation deadlines
TQS FAST TRACK
In this short animation, we show you simply and clearly how our combined solutions work. That’s how smoothly all the individual steps, from weight checking to the Track and Trace code, mesh together when everything comes from a single source as with us.
“With TQS, WIPOTEC-OCS has a flexible, modular Track and Trace system that has been perfectly tailored to our needs. TQS handles all common packaging forms, whether folding boxes, bottles or their aggregation levels. With TQS, we are perfectly prepared for the implementation of future global Track and Trace requirements.”
Dr. Marco Klingele | Track and Trace Program Lead / Head of Administration | Losan Pharma GmbH
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Outstanding features of Track & Trace TQS
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As a result of EU Directive 2011/62/EU, from February 2019 the pharmaceutical industry must not put any more prescription-only drugs on the market unless it is possible to verify their authenticity by serial numbering and tamper-evident sealing. This is used to improve consumer protection in the case of drugs.
It poses a challenge for companies in the pharmaceutical industry because the production environment, serialisation and aggregation requirements may vary widely at national level. We know what’s important in terms of country-specific Track and Trace pharmaceutical advice and have compiled and analysed all the crucial information for you on an interactive world map.
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Folding boxes are serialised by printing the side surfaces or the top. Weight acquisition to check whether they are complete. And we offer the tamper-evident application for this so that the closure is also tamper-proof. Aggregation can be built up in several stages through to pallet level. Rejecting defective packages that fail the weight, application and printing test ensures 100% product monitoring.
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Bottles or vials are serialised by sticking on labels. This is followed by full-surface print verification using optical inspection. If labels are not readable, they are identified and rejected before being applied. In addition, a 360° all-round inspection with verification of bottles and vials takes place at the exit of labelling machines. If necessary, a helper code is printed on the base or lid of bottles or vials.
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