Medical Packaging and Labeling in Healthcare Supply Chain Industry: Or How to Stay Compliant

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Authors: Stuart Rosenberg
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Abstract

Understanding regulatory frameworks is a crucial first step in ensuring compliance with medical packaging standards, especially as many medical products are made overseas. Different regions are governed by specific agencies, and familiarity with these entities is essential for adhering to guidelines. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration oversees medical packaging standards and prioritizing safety. In Europe, the European Medicines Agency plays a key role in regulating packaging standards. Depending on the location of operations, other relevant regulatory bodies may also be involved. These agencies establish and enforce guidelines to safeguard the quality and integrity of medical packaging. Businesses in the production and distribution of medical devices and pharmaceuticals need to stay well informed of all labeling requirements, as shown in Figure 19.1

Fields of Study & Subjects

Consumer Packaging Perceptions and Trends Consumer Attitudes and Food Labeling Pharmaceutical Quality and Counterfeiting

Publication details

Journal / source
Productivity Press eBooks
Pages
65–67
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter