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Blister packs are making a real difference in medication adherence for patients with complex regimens. Jones Healthcare Group explores how these solutions support safer, more manageable routines for individuals facing challenges to daily medication management.
Read MoreJones Healthcare Group is driving positive change through sustainable development, with four new commitments outlined in their latest sustainability report. Discover the progress highlights and targets for 2030.
Read MoreIn a recent DrugTopics interview, Sead Ferhatovic shares how Jones Healthcare Group is leading the way with recyclable materials like bio-PET, pharmacy automation-ready blister packs, and connected packaging that supports remote monitoring and dose tracking.
Read MoreJones Healthcare Group is proud to expand our label capabilities with the Gallus Labelmaster 440, helping nutraceutical brands meet upcoming Canadian packaging regulations—backed by regulatory expertise and advanced production.
Read MoreNatural health product labels in Canada are changing. With our new high-tech Gallus Labelmaster 440 press, Jones Healthcare Group is expanding capacity to help nutraceutical brands meet high standard regulations while preserving brand quality.
Read MoreJones Healthcare Group invests in HEIDELBERG's Gallus Labelmaster 440 press to support nutraceutical brands in Canada. The investment is part of the company's $30M capital investment plan to increase production capacity and enhance equipment portfolio.
Read MoreJones Healthcare Group unveils new medication adherence website to provide easy access to information for patients, caregivers, and pharmacy professionals.
Read MoreThe team at Jones Healthcare Group boosts its packaging capabilities with the new Bobst Novacut 106 ER in London, Ontario. Part of a $30 million upgrade, this advanced die-cutter is a game-changer for meeting evolving health and wellness regulation demands.
Read MoreSmart adherence products benefit all stakeholders involved with patient care, but limited awareness of these products and their value prevents widespread adoption.
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