Condot
Pharmaceutical manufacturing line. Photo courtesy - Wikimedia Commons https://goo.gl/images/NyLiaI

Counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs are increasing worldwide and have breached the legitimate drug supply chain in both developed (Europe and America) and developing regions and countries (India and South Asia). Since counterfeit medicines pose a massive threat to the global population and the pharmaceutical sector, ensuring the integrity of products is necessary. This is why pharmaceutical companies need an effective and comprehensive solution to combat fake medications. Mumbai-based Condot Systems offers products and solutions for end-to-end tracking and tracing of products. This starts with serialization, marking, batch coding, variable data printing, and then goes on to transport and vision systems. With these solutions, the company meets the demands of the printing and packaging of food, FMCG, and pharmaceutical products. According to Kinal Chiniwala, vice president of Operations at Condot Systems, the company designs GS1 track and trace solutions, keeping in mind the pharmaceutical industry’s requirements. The GS1 track and trace solutions comply with each country’s regulations. Condot has a comprehensive range of variable data print and verification systems for all types of packaging. “We have solutions…

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Mandeep Kaur
Technical Editor - Mandeep Kaur is working with IPP Group and holding editorial responsibilities for the IndiFoodBev and PSA Healthcare platforms. Earlier she handled editorial responsibilities of food, beverage, and agriculture publications at another publisher. A gold-medalist in M Tech (Food Technology), she has hands-on experience in operating different types of instruments related to physico-chemical testing of grains and flour. She has worked at Evalueserve in the Intellectual Property (IP) division for more than three years handling projects in the life sciences domain.