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In a world where sustainability and perception are increasingly important, silk paper is gaining popularity as a packaging material. And rightly so.

In the medical sector, choosing the right packaging solutions is crucial. Whether it’s laboratories, hospitals or pharmaceutical companies, every application requires packaging and/or labels that meet strict standards and specific needs. Our latest whitepaper provides in-depth insights and practical solutions.

In the dynamic world of marketing and branding, packaging plays a crucial role in how consumers perceive and experience a product. At Marisan, experts in innovative packaging solutions, we understand that the right packaging not only catches the customer's attention, but also leaves a lasting impression.

Did you know that your choice of pet food packaging says as much as the crispy chunks inside? We are Marisan, a packaging specialist in many sectors for many years, and we would like to introduce ourselves to you! From the first conversation to that last label on the bag, we understand what your brand needs.

Let's start by explaining the difference between pre and post-consumer waste. The word itself reveals quite a bit, as we are talking about pre-consumer waste and post-consumer waste. Pre-consumer waste is waste collected after production but before it reaches the end customer. So it is made from waste from the manufacturer that for some reason never reached the consumer.

Medical packaging has several important functions, but its primary role is to protect your medical or pharmaceutical product. Because medical products can have unique specifications and often require sterilization before packaging, medical packaging is designed to both meet the highest medical standards and ergonomically protect the integrity of a product.

According to the US National Library of Medicine, nearly 25% of all medication errors are related to misunderstanding the drug's name, and more than 33% of errors are attributed to packaging and labeling confusion. Given that many drugs have similar names due to their composition and constituents.