Hallie Forcinio

Aug 9, 2024 | plasticsdecorating.com | Hallie Forcinio |Plastics Decorating

By Hallie Forcinio, writer, Plastics Decorating Economical and eye-catching are two reasons promotional drinkware ranks as the second most popular item (after apparel) sold in the $26 billion ad specialties, or promotional products, industry, according to figures from the Promotional Products Association International (PPAI).1 Drinkware, like coffee mugs, water bottles and travel tumblers, is easy to customize, widely appealing, particularly as a souvenir, and generates a quick return on...

Jun 7, 2024 | biopharminternational.com | Hallie Forcinio

Prefilled products, particularly prefilled biologics, are a growing sector in the pharmaceutical industry. “Prefilled syringes and pens offer precise dosing, reducing the risk of errors during administration. They also eliminate the need for reconstitution, making them more convenient for patients and healthcare professionals,” explains Ward Smith, director of marketing and business development at Keystone Folding Box Company, a manufacturer of paperboard packaging.

Apr 3, 2024 | pharmtech.com | Hallie Forcinio

Prefilled products, particularly prefilled biologics, are a growing sector in the pharmaceutical industry. "Prefilled syringes and pens offer precise dosing, reducing the risk of errors during administration. They also eliminate the need for reconstitution, making them more convenient for patients and healthcare professionals," explains Ward Smith, director of marketing and business development at Keystone Folding Box Company, a manufacturer of paperboard packaging.

Jan 2, 2024 | pharmtech.com | Hallie Forcinio

Secondary packaging for pharmaceutical products must navigate global and local challenges and address a myriad of demands with sustainability at the top of the list. Other secondary packaging trends stem from the need for more complex carton designs, kitting, and the incorporation of child-resistant, serialization, anticounterfeiting, or smart features. These needs are generating advances in coding, marking, and printing.

Nov 16, 2023 | plasticsdecorating.com | Hallie Forcinio |Plastics Decorating

By Hallie Forcinio, writer, Plastics Decorating Slowing demand for discretionary purchases like boats, motorcycles and travel, the possibility of a prolonged recession and labor unrest make it likely that volumes for plastics parts will remain steady or dip slightly in 2024 and not begin growing again until 2025, predicts Laurie Harbour, president and CEO of Harbour Results, Inc., an advisor to small and medium manufacturing companies.