Equipped with advanced automated online inspection, LOG Pharma’s new facility is designed to meet the high standards of pharmaceutical companies.
LOG Pharma Primary Packaging, a global leader in pharmaceutical packaging solutions, has unveiled a new, multi-million-dollar, state-of-the-art clean room at its manufacturing site in Kibbutz Ashdot Ya’acov Ichud, Israel.
The new facility, part of a broader 600-square meter expansion of the company’s manufacturing site, is designed to meet the high standards of pharmaceutical companies.
With this ISO 8-certified clean room and newly expanded facility, LOG Pharma aims to enhance productivity for global innovative and generic pharmaceutical companies by offering high-quality barrier packaging solutions, tailored to precise product specifications.
The facility is equipped with cutting-edge automated online inspection, ensuring immediate and reliable detection of any defects, thus enhancing the production of LOG’s innovative and sustainable packaging solutions.
Shaul Bassi, CEO of LOG Pharma, said: “The massive investment in the new clean room emphasizes our commitment to meet and exceed customer expectations and further strengthens LOG’s position as a leading primary packaging provider for the pharmaceutical industry.”
“We have witnessed a rapid increase in demand for our packaging solutions by pharmaceutical companies worldwide. This move will enable us to boost production capability and underpin our future growth.”
LOG Pharma noted that its new clean room reinforces the company’s commitment to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) compliance for primary packaging quality assurance, full production control, and adherence to the highest manufacturing benchmarks in the industry.
The expansion reflects LOG’s strategic vision to enhance its production capabilities and maintain its competitive edge in the highly demanding pharmaceutical packaging market.
In addition to the Israel facility, the company also operates a manufacturing site in Hungary, strengthening its global footprint in the industry.
