The modern pharmaceutical industry has been gradually adopting the latest and most reliable industrial technologies thus offering the highest quality and safety standards.

Well aware about its responsibility towards its customers, partners and other stakeholders, Farmalabor place significant efforts in the continuous development of its industrial process, undertaking year after year significant capital investments in breakthrough technologies.

Each and every investment in new productive equipment is thoroughly designed and validated by multidisciplinary technical teams focused in the attainment of the stringent good engineering and manufacturing practices, as required by regulatory codes.

Aware of the relevance of process robustness in the context of the modern Pharma industry, Farmalabor has been developing significant efforts to automate and update its production lines, especially its packaging lines, minimizing human intervention in order to increase its reliability. To accomplish this, while maintaining the highest safety standards, we are implementing under a single platform several computerized management and control systems.    

Our productive capabilities include:

• Powder mixing, granulation and drying
• Tablet pressing and capsule filling
• Film and sugar coating
• Automated blister packaging
• Non-sterile liquid production and filling
• Cream and ointments processing

Facilities and backup systems like purified water loops or HVAC systems, fundamental in our industry, are continuously updated and monitored to achieve the highest technical standards and regulatory requirements, while granting efficient energy consumption and minimized environmental impacts. 

Additionally, Farmalabor has a fully equipped analytical control laboratory supported by a team of highly specialized professionals.

Well aware about its mission and values, Farmalabor, places itself among the top players, being technologically well prepared to achieve and exceed the most stringent regulatory standards and good manufacturing practices.