Universal Pack recognizes the critical importance of traceability for regulatory compliance, quality assurance, & supply chain transparency.
As a renowned global leader with over 60 years of experience in single dose packaging, Universal Pack recognizes the critical importance of traceability, a vital requirement for regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and supply chain transparency.
First and foremost, we provide our customers with a range of certificates for machine parts.
These certificates serve as tangible evidence of compliance, safety, and traceability. Some examples of the certificates we offer include:
- Declarations of materials used in direct contact with the product
- Roughness certificates
- Calibration certificates
- Declarations of the materials used in production
These certificates offer peace of mind to our customers, assuring them of the integrity and quality of our machines.
We also ensure traceability on two levels: within our machines and throughout the entire production line, enabling our customers to meet the stringent demands of traceability in the pharmaceutical industry.
Within our Packaging Machines
At the heart of our commitment to traceability lies the meticulous attention we pay to every component of our machines. All components are coded, allowing for full traceability throughout their production journey, from initial manufacturing to mechanical processes and treatment.
With our extensive in-house production capability, where we manufacture over 80% of machine components ourselves, we can ensure the most thorough traceability of these parts. This level of control allows us to maintain the highest quality standards and deliver exceptional reliability to our customers.
Within final Packaging
In addition to ensuring traceability within our machines, we go the extra mile by incorporating traceability measures in the final stages of the packaging process.
Serialization and aggregation processes are integral components of our complete production lines for pharmaceutical packaging. These processes involve assigning unique identifiers, such as serial numbers or barcodes, to individual products or packaging units.
By doing so, we enable seamless tracking and identification of each unit throughout the supply chain.
