In 2019, the consultants of Munich Strategy Group, together with the Amsterdam digital consultancy Bloom, identified the "Digital Pioneers of the SMEs 2019" on behalf of WirtschaftsWoche. Faller Packaging stands its ground, ranking 35th among the digital companies New Work (XING), Scout 24 and Outfittery.

At Pharmapack 2020 in Paris (5 and 6 February), Faller Packaging will be presenting its cutting-edge packaging solutions for pharmaceutical products. At Stand D36 in Hall 7.2, we are showing you quick and cost-efficient ways to order packages in tiny quantities. You will also see how a fully digitalised supply chain can make procurement more transparent and flexible – and at the same time faster and cheaper.

Faller Packaging acquired the Hungarian company Pharma Print Kft. on 28 November 2019.

Pharma Print, based in Debrecen, has for many years manufactured package inserts for the pharmaceutical and healthcare markets. Through this acquisition, Faller Packaging has expanded its strong network of production locations in Europe.

Together with our customers, we are experiencing much change in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry: Time-to-market is decreasing, batch sizes are becoming smaller, and thus the costs for production, packaging and transport are increasing. Besides, there are new legal regulations for counterfeit protection and serialization.

Starting immediately, August Faller is also offering its customers pharmaceutical packaging with Russian crypto codes.

Those are mandatory for suppliers of pharmaceutical products on the Russian market from 1 January 2020. The purpose is to ensure better traceability and reliable protection against counterfeiting.

From 5 to 7 November 2019, August Faller will be presenting its extensive expertise in the field of packaging at CPhI Worldwide in Frankfurt am Main, the world's largest trade fair for the pharmaceutical industry, with a new orientation and brand strategy.

In the pharmaceutical, healthcare, biotech and medical technology industries, labels tackle a wide variety of tasks. They display information for doctors, pharmacists and patients, and they increase the attractiveness of over-the-counter products. Also, they help manufacturers to make their production processes transparent and traceable and protect themselves against product counterfeiting. To handle all these tasks and many others in the best possible way, labels are available in a large number of variants.