From new client partnerships and company hires to important changes in supply chain regulation, find out all the latest news from Excellis here.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) published a press release about a huge counterfeit case in the United Kingdom. Fake medicinal products that were estimated to be worth around 15.8 million British Pounds, has been seized in the UK.
This operation–dubbed “Pangea VIII”–was coordinated by Interpol and has lead to 156 arrests worldwide, according to GMP News.
The date has been set for Fall 2015 GTT. See the invitation below and register online at globaltrackandtrace.org to register. Click on the “Events” tab and find October 6 on the calendar. See you there!
Excellis Health Solutions is a proud sponsor of the Long Island Coalition Against Bullying. Check out these photos from the 2nd Annual LICAB golf outing.
Listen to Excellis Health Solutions’ CEO, Greg Cathcart, in a Talk Business 360 segment which will be featured in all American Airlines flights between August and September.
Want to know the hottest tips of 2015 on Pharmaceutical Packaging and Labeling Insights? As pharmaceuticals come under greater regulatory scrutiny, companies have to evaluate their packaging and labeling processes to ensure compliance and reduce risk.
Excellis Health Solution’s CEO, Greg Cathcart,gives some insight on how to achieve success.
Excellis attended the 2015 HDMA Distribution Management Conference in Orlando, Florida. Check out our booth at the Expo!
PHILADELPHIA— Healthcare Distribution Management Association (HDMA) has recognized Excellis Health Solutions as the HDMA Weekly Digest new member spotlight. HDMA welcomed Excellis Health Solutions as an allied service provider member. Headquartered in New Hope, PA, Excellis Health Solutions is a business and information technology consulting firm that provides supply chain consulting. The company specializes in track-and-trace solutions, including compliance strategy, serialization strategy, technology selection and systems implementation/integration services.
For more information, visit their website or contact Lindsey Babe, Marketing Manager: lsk@excellishealth.com
Within the pharmaceutical industry, a common denominator for manufacturers intending on performing serialization operations is implementing capability of printing the GS1 Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), serial number, lot number and expiration date, and encoding information in a 2D data matrix. “By legislation, every product has to be tracked and traced from packaging all the way through the supply chain. The FDA legislation is bringing about change to this global issue through its tracking and tracing initiatives for regulations, with effect to the pharmaceutical industry,” says Greg Cathcart, Founder and CEO, Excellis Health Solutions.
Within the pharmaceutical industry, a common denominator for manufacturers intending on performing serialization operations is implementing capability of printing the GS1 Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), serial number, lot number and expiration date, and encoding information in a 2D data matrix.
“By legislation, every product has to be tracked and traced from packaging all the way through the supply chain. The FDA legislation is bringing about change to this global issue through its tracking and tracing initiatives for regulations, with effect to the pharmaceutical industry,” says Greg Cathcart, Founder and CEO of Excellis Health Solutions.