Berry Global Healthcare has debuted new child-resistant PET bottles for pharmaceutical syrups and liquid herbal medicines. Customers can customize the bottle and appropriate closure with liners and dosing cups to fulfill their specific application. Certain bottles can be created using 100% food-grade recycled PET to assist businesses that want to prioritize sustainability.
The new range of packaging arrives in sizes from 20mL to 1,000mL. PET bottles are a great packaging choice for healthcare items because of their strength and low weight. These qualities make them break-resistant, secure, and easy to handle during transportation while providing an optimal barrier against oxygen and moisture ingress.
"We had a very positive reaction from visitors to our stand," commented Nadine Khoury, senior strategic marketing manager, Berry Healthcare. "In particular, the extensive choice of bottles and closures was very appealing as it enables us to provide individual customers with the best option to meet their needs."
Child-Resistant PET Bottles
Berry Launches Child-Resistant PET Bottles for Pharmaceutical Use
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Child-resistant Packaging - Opportunities for businesses to offer a variety of customizable child-resistant packaging options for pharmaceutical products, allowing for tailored solutions that meet specific needs.
2. Sustainable Recycling Solutions - Innovative businesses could create new sustainable recycling solutions using 100% food-grade recycled PET, allowing for a reduced environmental footprint for businesses that prioritize sustainability.
3. Lightweight Break-resistant PET Bottles - Advancements in manufacturing techniques to create lightweight yet break-resistant PET bottles for healthcare items, providing optimal barrier protection against oxygen and moisture ingress for safe transportation and use.
Industry Implications
1. Pharmaceutical Packaging - Pharmaceutical companies can explore child-resistant PET bottles for syrups and liquid medicines, providing secure, customizable solutions that meet evolving customer expectations.
2. Recycling - Recycling companies could focus on innovations around collecting, sorting, and recycling waste PET bottles to produce 100% food-grade recycled PET, creating more sustainable packaging options for businesses.
3. Manufacturing - Manufacturers of PET bottles can focus on developing manufacturing techniques to produce lighter yet break-resistant bottles, providing enhanced safety and convenience for healthcare products.