LOG Pharma Primary Packaging, a leading global provider of innovative packaging solutions for the pharmaceutical industry, will showcase its barrier eco line for innovative and generic drug companies, at Pharmapack Europe 2025, which will take place on 22–23 January 2025 in Paris, France.
The new eco line packaging solution significantly reduces production costs of eco-friendly barrier bottles and offers optimal moisture and oxygen protection for pharmaceuticals. Leveraging LOG’s proven expertise in innovative pharma-grade polymers and cutting-edge technologies, the barrier eco bottles enhance its range of world-class barrier packaging solutions.
LOG has used innovative pharma-grade Health+ resins, powered by Dow, a leading global materials science company. Combined with superior gas barrier properties, this development has allowed LOG to reduce bottle weight by up to 30% without compromising on WVTR (Water Vapor Transmission Rate).
At Stand A97 in Hall 7.2, LOG will showcase the barrier eco line alongside its other barrier packaging solutions for moisture sensitive, oral, and oxygen-sensitive formulations.
“The new Eco Line product family demonstrates our commitment to delivering sustainable, eco-friendly barrier bottles at competitive prices,” said LOG’s chief executive officer Shaul Bassi. “Our R&D team has developed a series of barrier bottles that provide exceptional protection against oxygen and moisture while being environmentally friendly and reducing costs significantly.”
During the Pharmapack Europe event, Ora Gilboa, VP R&D at LOG, will hold a presentation entitled “Barrier Bottles & Sustainability: Can we Have Them Both?” which will focus on explaining how the LOG team overcame the challenges of developing eco-friendly bottle while maintaining its barrier properties.
LOG Pharma Primary Packaging has been serving the global pharmaceutical industry for more than 50 years, offering a wide range of standard and customized packaging solutions. The company operates a manufacturing site in Israel and one in Hungary.