Every year pharmaceutical companies deliver between a few hundred to several thousand artwork projects based upon their product portfolios. While the timely delivery of packaging artwork is crucial to business, its quality is paramount to success. The implications of a low quality product can be catastrophic. A single mistake in labeling can cause product recalls, lawsuits, and millions in compensation and regulatory fines.

Vakils Premedia provides specialist artwork and labeling outsource services to the Pharmaceutical industry around the world. The company ensures that there are no technical errors such as incorrect coding, color, or design, in addition to ensuring that the content is error-free according to the country in which the product is set for release.

Pharmaceutical product information cannot be ambiguous, nor can data be omitted. Pharmaceutical packaging and inserts must be clear.

How does Vakils Premedia ensure packaging artwork compliance?

Vakils Premedia is specalized in working with the pharmaceutical industry, and is highly efficient in assuring a cost reduction in comparison with the same services offered in the United States or Europe.

Due to the experience that the company has in its niche industry, Vakils can provide an increased speed to market by ensuring timely product launches. By following detailed standards and with a wealth of experience across the pharmaceutical industry the company has a client base that trusts its team to keep up-to-date with international and local regulatory requirements for multi-language content compliance.

Vakils Premedia is certified to ISO / IEC 27001:2005 and OHSAS 18001:2007 standards and benefits from comprehensive GMP training and development.

"At Vakils Premedia innovation, precision, quality, expertise and credentials of heritage come together to provide customers the signature stamp of reliability. As a global provider of artwork and management services for pharmaceutical and medicinal packaging, the company assures accurate, print-ready artwork for the packaging and labeling needs of pharmaceutical organizations."