Pharmaceutical Plastic Bottles Market, By Material (Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polypropylene (PP), and Others), By Bottle Type (Rigid Bottles, Flexible Bottles, and Others), By Application (Oral Medications, Injectables, Topical Applications, and Others), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa)

Published In : Dec 2024

Code : CMI5287

Pages :136

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Industry : Advanced Materials

Key Developments

In April 2024, Berry Global Group, a global leader in innovative packaging and engineered products, announced a strategic move to enhance its healthcare production capabilities. The company is investing in additional assets and plans to increase manufacturing capacity by up to 30% across three of its European facilities. This expansion underscores Berry Global's commitment to supporting the healthcare industry with advanced, sustainable solutions.
In January 2024, Bormioli Pharma, a renowned provider of primary packaging for pharmaceutical applications, collaborated with Loop Industries, a pioneer in sustainable plastics technology, to launch a revolutionary pharmaceutical packaging solution. The bottle, made entirely from 100% recycled virgin-quality Loop PET resin, is a milestone in eco-friendly packaging. It was showcased at Pharmapack Europe 2024, demonstrating both companies’ dedication to innovation and sustainability.
In January 2023, Aptar Pharma, a leader in drug delivery systems, unveiled its APF Futurity nasal spray pump. This groundbreaking, metal-free, multidose device is designed to administer nasal saline and other over-the-counter (OTC) products. The APF Futurity reflects Aptar Pharma’s commitment to delivering environmentally conscious and user-friendly healthcare solutions.
In May 2022, Gerresheimer AG, a global provider of pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery devices, expanded its manufacturing operations in India. The company inaugurated a new facility at its Kosamba site, dedicated to producing plastic containers and closures, strengthening its ability to locally supply the growing pharmaceutical and healthcare markets in the region.
In November 2021, Santen Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., a leading Japan-based ophthalmology-focused pharmaceutical company, announced in November 2021 its plans to introduce the first bio-based plastic eye drop bottle in the EMEA region. This initiative is part of Santen’s broader strategy to achieve zero carbon emissions and emphasizes its commitment to sustainable development and innovative healthcare packaging.