Contract packaging association, Tjoapack, announced that it is adding an oral solid dosage bottle packing line to its Etten-Leur facility in the Netherlands. The new line will modernize operations and upsurge a range of arrangements and presentation options, and will offer the capability to switch between different packing configurations on one line.
The new Cremer Uhlmann IBC 50 line mechanizes bottle packaging for any shape of bottle and can fill up to 50 bottles per minute. The line is good manufacturing practice (GMP) yielding and bids flexibility for bottles to be packed into cartons composed with a leaflet or booklet and draped in plastic using a shrink tunnel.
As per the company, the venture is in response to development in the pharmaceutical bottle packing market, demand for oral solid dosage drugs, and needs for flexible, compliant packaging options. The company has been capitalizing on set-up and technology to reinforce its service competencies, comprising expansion of its cold chain and injectable packaging abilities across the United States and the Netherlands.
“This investment shows our continued emphasis on flexibility and operative excellence,” expressed Geert Vleugels, general manager of Tjoapack Netherlands. “By presenting a line that helps several packaging configurations, we can better bring into line our facilities with the diverse requirements of our consumers while preserving the highest GMP standards. The flexibility this new line provides allows us to offer personalized solutions using a single, effectual setup, helping our customers as their products and needs evolve.”
“This extension marks a major step in our strategic aim to improve our presence in the United States. As an important market with considerable development opportunities, it permits us to serve our existing clients more efficiently and attract new ones,” expressed Dexter Tjoa, CEO of Tjoapack. “We’ve capitalized heavily on automating our core procedures, not only within packing lines but through our cross-company workflows with consumers and material vendors. This permits us to decrease human error and improve accuracy, speed, and flexibility, which eventually benefits our clients.” The team will be at Stand 4D118 to talk about the company’s potential in oral solid dosage packing, vials, and prefilled syringes, major packaging, secondary packaging, biotech packing, and single-dose packaging.
23 January 2026
23 January 2026
23 January 2026
23 January 2026