• Exploring the key issues in keeping your products safe from counterfeiting

• Understanding the creation of unique serialisation codes for individual products during the production process

• Managing secure high speed printing and verification of these codes

• Having complete confidence in the subsequent efficent storage and retrieval of any these milions of codes at any point within the lifecycle of a product and beyond

• RFID

• Secure shift technology and charms

• Inksure chemicals

• Covert screening capabilities

• Status of technology

• Applications covered by freqvency (HF vs LHF)

- packaging, logistics, anti counterfeiting

• Case Stories / Return on investment

• The near future - where to put your money

• Sustainable packaging solutions

• Biopolymers put in the broader perspective

• Opportunities and obstacles in flexible packaging

• Availability today and in the Future?

• Moisture sensitive pharmaceutical products

• Coldform blister laminates with desiccant

• "Shelf life" extension over many years

• Reduction of packaging complexity and costs

• Adhesion challenges of pharmaceutical and medical devices packaging

• Surface preparation techniques and their effectiveness

• AdPro Plus adhesion systems for various difficult plastics and metallic substrates

• Adhesion solutions for applying barrier coatings, particulary Parylenes

• Exploring future requirements for country specific labelling and packaging

• Successfully managing these changing statutory legal requirements, whilst meeting label space and branding needs

• Reviewing options such as web based technology to meet the challenges of global label management across disparate locations

• Identifying how to become more efficent to improve label production accuracy - saving both time and money

• Specifications

• Regulatory requirements

• Compatibility studies

• Supplier audits

• Comprehensive, end-to-end: to readily implement serialized product packaging

• Modular and flexible: to apply to a variety of product and line configurations

• Self- contained: to be connected to existing corporate systems through well defined, industry- standard interfaces. Thus minimizing impact and disruptions on existing data flows

• The risk of handling cytotoxic for clinical use in hospitals and hospital pharmacies

• How to create a safe work environment for the handling of cytotoxics

• Creating quality circles to develop a safe place envirinment in hospitals

• The interaction of plastic and rubber with cytotoxics

• Robots as a tool for reducing personnel exposure and reduction of failures in preparation of cytotoxis

• Practical application of the use of RFID inside a packaging machine for medical devices

• Realisations and possibilities inside a thermoforming machine, to minimize counterfeiting

• New developments for more environmental friedly machine

• Brandprotection

• Security

• Track and tracability

• Tamper evident

• Authentication

• The sustainability journey

• Environmental benefits - key metrics

• Additional benefits

• Examples of innovative new products

• The Sealed Air life cycle analysis tool

• Example of a reduced emissions medical packaging material

• Summary

• Counterfeiting of pharmaceutical products, the scale of the problem

• Regulatory and other initiatives

• The countermeasures available to the supplier

• Mass serialisation as a tool in anticounterfeiting, a world perspective

• What factors have an impact on tightness?

• What is the weak link?

• Some comparative tests

• Different solutions

• Security against fake: To make a secure packaging you need to create a key, which like a password can be changed without high cost over time.

• Security of children: Child proof packaging is also a feature, which can be solved with different solutins. I will be able to show a solution for blister packaging using a special aluminium blister foil

• The problem

• Compliance packaging

• Material

• Intelligent solutions

• Connected health