Glass Vials To Evolve Your Sustainability Goals

The pharmaceutical industry is recognized as a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, surpassing even the automotive industry. In response, drug companies are setting ambitious sustainability goals and collaborating with suppliers to tackle this pressing issue.

Corning is dedicated to developing pharmaceutical packaging that aligns with the industry's aggressive net-zero emissions targets. Their sustainable innovations span product design, material reduction to minimize landfill waste, and supply chain optimization. These advancements lead to less glass and energy consumption during the production of Corning's high-quality parenteral vials. Using less material translates to lower energy and natural gas needs in manufacturing, ultimately reducing scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

Corning® Viridian™ vials feature a low-friction external coating that maintains strength while potentially improving filling line efficiency. This translates to increased production with a reduced environmental footprint.

This webinar explores the latest glass vial options that combine performance and sustainability, paving the way for a greener future.