Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

LOG Pharma expands manufacturing site with ‘multi-million-dollar’ modern clean room

LOG Pharma expands manufacturing site with ‘multi-million-dollar’ modern clean room

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.”

Untitled 3

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.

More For You

AAH Pharmaceuticals introduces 20 new electric vans to its delivery fleet

18 vans have been added to the AAH DC in Ruislip, and another 2 to their branch in Glasgow

Photo credit: AAH

AAH Pharmaceuticals adds 20 new electric vans to reduce carbon emissions

Leading pharmaceutical wholesaler AAH Pharmaceuticals Ltd has introduced 20 new electric vans to its delivery fleet, marking a significant step forward in its Carbon Reduction Plan, which is aligned to the NHS net zero targets.

Eighteen of the new electric vehicles have been deployed at the AAH distribution centre in Ruislip, with the remaining two now in operation at its Glasgow branch.

Keep ReadingShow less
Numark launches new digital consultation platform to support independent prescribers

Harry McQuillan, Chairman of Numark

Numark launches DigiPharma to empower independent prescribers

Numark has launched a new digital consultation platform, called DigiPharma, designed to support both current and future independent prescribers (IPs) in making full use of their qualifications.

The revolutionary cloud-based prescribing recording platform is now available exclusively to Numark members.

Keep ReadingShow less
Operation Subaru:

Some of the medicines seized in raids today. Credit: MHRA

12 arrested in MHRA’s biggest medicines trafficking crackdown

Twelve people have been arrested in a series of dawn raids across the West Midlands and the Northwest of England today (29 April), as part of the biggest criminal investigation ever undertaken by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) into organised medicines trafficking.

The suspects were detained on suspicion of involvement in organised crime, conspiracy to sell or supply controlled and unlicensed medicines, and money laundering.

Keep ReadingShow less
Sukhi Basra named NPA vice-chair in historic leadership update with Olivier Picard as new chair

Olivier Picard steps up as NPA chair, Basra as vice-chair

Olivier Picard named new NPA chair

The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) has announced Olivier Picard as the organisation’s new chair.

Picard replaces Nick Kaye whose term comes to an end this week.

Keep ReadingShow less
 RPS honours Professor Tony Avery OBE for excellence in prescribing safety and patient care

Professor Tony Avery OBE

Pic credit: RPS

Professor Tony Avery OBE awarded RPS Honorary Fellowship

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Assembly has awarded an Honorary Fellowship to Professor Tony Avery OBE in recognition of his outstanding contribution to prescribing safety and patient care.

The Honorary Fellowship is given to those who are not eligible for membership of the Society but have either attained a distinction in a particular aspect or aspects of pharmacy, made a distinctive contribution to pharmacy or the RPS, distinguished themselves in any branches of knowledge referred to in the objects of the Society or achieved eminence in public life.

Keep ReadingShow less