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New Pharmaceutical Marking Guidelines and Opportunities

Overview Bar code, anti-counterfeiting and RFID technologies are complementary and can be combined successfully to fulfill responsibilities at all points in the pharmaceutical supply chain and provide business benefits to the labeler. Each of the new requirements creates opportunities to update and improve operations. By clearly understanding the requirements, options for compliance, and capabilities of bar code, authentication technology and RFID, companies can plan new labeling systems that can meet current needs, accommodate future requirements, and improve the security and efficiency of pharmaceutical labeling. This white paper will provide an overview of the current state of labeling requirements in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Publisher	Zebra Technologies	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	44
Format	White Papers
Topics	Printers - Plotters, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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