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MerkenCarbon footprint of package leaflets
Rubrik: Originale
(Treffer aus pharmind, Nr. 01, Seite 91 (2024))
Dobers K | Gerbsch D | Mandry T | Preut A
Carbon footprint of package leaflets / A comparative study on greenhouse gas emissions of paper-based and digital package leaflets for pharmaceuticals – Part 2*Part 1 of this article see Pharm. Ind. 2023;85(11):1046–1054. · Dobers K1, Gerbsch D2, Mandry T2, Preut A1 · 1Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics, Dortmund und IGES Institut GmbH, Berlin
The distribution of the pharmaceutical products to the market is modelled partly directly or indirectly via retail. Here, the transport leg to retail (indirect transport) or the direct transport is assumed to be realised by solo truck or truck trailer, with a share of 50 % each, and a load factor of 58 % or 28 % respectively. The transport distance varies between 362 km when indirect (producer to retail) and 207 km to 316 km when direct (producer to market, see details in fig. 4 ). At the retail sites, the product packs are re-packed in multiple use boxes (weight 5 kg), containing approx. 50 packs and requiring ...
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MerkenCarbon footprint of package leaflets
Rubrik: Originale
(Treffer aus pharmind, Nr. 11, Seite 1046 (2023))
Dobers K | Gerbsch N | Mandry T | Preut A
Carbon footprint of package leaflets / A comparative study on greenhouse gas emissions of paper-based and digital package leaflets for pharmaceuticals – Part 1 · Dobers K1, Gerbsch N2, Mandry T2, Preut A1 · 1Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics, Dortmund (Germany) und IGES Institut GmbH, Berlin (Germany)
Package leaflet Carbon footprint Electronic patient information Carbon calculator Pharmaceutical companies aim at more sustainable solutions and products. Digitization advances and enables alternative flows of information such as providing the package leaflets (PL) required by law [1] in electronic formats such as pdf files on dedicated company websites or by pilot projects such as GI 4.0 [2]. The digitization of PL opens perspectives for innovative patient information integrated into electronic patient files or medication plans and overcoming limitations of printed PL such as language barriers, reading size or the timely provision of updates. It is assumed that providing the information electronically ...
