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For pharmaceutical manufacturers, quality is paramount. And this high level of quality has to be present in all phases of the manufacturing process, from production to shipping and from product to label. Let’s take labels as an example. Labelling errors can lead to costly product reworking, quarantine or, as in the case of Mirtazapine, recalls. Why, so far into the 21st century, are we still having to talk about labelling errors? In our experience, the answer lies in a lack of standardization, centralization and system integration.

The road to system fragmentation There can be a variety of reasons that lead to a de-centralized approach to labelling. Perhaps a pharmaceutical manufacturer has gone through a number of mergers and acquisitions, inheriting a series of homegrown, independent labelling solutions along the way. Or perhaps a company has taken a one-off approach to regulatory compliance, purchasing independent systems to address each compliance need, such as serialization or aggregation.

While this approach addresses the immediate compliance need, it results in a series of silos – disparate systems that don’t interact with one another. Whatever the road taken, the destination is the same. Decoupled labelling processes that make it difficult to ensure an accurate, efficient labelling process. In this paper, we address four of the most common labelling challenges   that arise from a decentralized approach to labelling, and how you can address these.

Labelling errors can lead to costly product reworking, quarantine or, as in the case of Mirtazapine, recalls. Why, so far into the 21st century, are we still having to talk about labelling errors?

Download a copy of Pharmaceutical labelling e-book this is a paper Nicelabel address 4 of the most common labelling challenges that arise from a decentralized approach to labelling, and how you can address these:

1. Challenge Complex label design and change process
2. Challenge Manual quality assurance
3. Challenge Lack of integration
4. Challenge Accurate supplier labelling

For pharmaceutical manufacturers, quality is paramount. And this high level of quality has to be present in all phases of the manufacturing process from production to shipping and from product to label. Download our free e-book using the links provided. 

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