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  The Future of Intermediate Bulk Containers in Industry In today’s time and age, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) are an indispensable tool for handling, storing, and transporting liquids, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food products. As per reports from the SNS Insider Research, the IBC market size is going to expand – it is likely to reach USD 15.42 Billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 5.50% during the forecast period of 2024-2032. Over time, IBCs have been updated and enhanced to reduce product and packaging wastage, optimise logistics and create an overall efficient shipping process. Below are a few trends and innovations that will shape the future of intermediate bulk containers and their impact on various industries. Some of these have already caught on. Let’s take a look at those. Enhanced Focus on Sustainability Modern businesses are looking for greener and more sustainable packaging solutions to minimise their carbon footprint, courtesy of rising environmental concer...

The Benefits of Powder Handling and Tablet Handling Delving into the World of Powder Handling Powder handling includes dealing with the processing and movement of substances in industries such as pharmaceuticals and food production sectors to ensure seamless flow and avoid blockages or clumping issues with a focus on maintaining the integrity of powder components and preventing contamination through careful management of dust levels while achieving consistent blends and accurate powder measurements during storage in silos or hoppers, for safety reasons. Understanding Tablet Handling When it comes to tablet handling, the field focusses on how solid dosage forms are processed and moved around carefully to avoid them breaking and remaining intact during the handling process while also making sure they stay clean and hygienic without any contamination issues involved in the process. Distinguishing Between Powder Handling and Tablet Handling Powder handling involves managing subst...

Matcon NPD 200L IBC: A Comprehensive Guide Pharmaceutical and medical manufacturers and distributors face relentless pressure to up their production and delivery while maintaining and enhancing operational efficiency at the same time. To add to this pressure, they are also required to adhere to stringent quality and safety standards. These companies need to audit every aspect of their operations to avoid being fined or losing their licenses. For example, pharma companies need to keep a track of the usable life and date of tablets. Tablets must be stocked, picked and shipped in a manner that complies with regulations while still adhering to the demands of pharmaceutical customers. To ease their operations, they incorporate new technologies. They are even turning to automated warehouse systems that offer real-time data on quality, inventory management, and other critical areas, helping to improve efficiency, ensure safety, and reduce costs. Matcon’s gentle Tablet Handling system Matc...