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CILICANT is changing the way we think about active packaging
January 2025
|Express Pharma
Team CILICANT shared insights into their journey of innovation, customer-centric solutions, and their ambitious plans for global expansion. In this engaging dialogue, the team also shed light on their unique value proposition, recent achievements, and strategies for adapting to a rapidly evolving pharma landscape, in an exclusive conversation with Express Pharma
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What is CILICANT's vision for the future of active pharma packaging, and how do you see it contributing to the overall goals of the pharma industry?
Active packaging does more than maintain stability; it empowers the pharma industry to deliver medications that are safer and more effective.
CILICANT is changing the way we think about active packaging, making it a key player in healthcare innovation. Our focus spans globally, touching markets from the US to the EU, and we strive to innovate persistently. We are committed to crafting solutions that address both traditional and specific customer challenges with precision and practicality. Sustainability is a critical element of our strategy. Though our steps are gradual, we never compromise on using environmentally friendly materials and processes. Every small step we take is part of our larger mission to reshape the packaging industry to meet the demands of a changing world.
Could you elaborate on CILICANT's unique value proposition? How do you differentiate yourselves from competitors?
Where CILICANT shines is by meeting real world challenges with creativity and exactness. We do more than just active packaging; we create solutions customised to fit individual customer needs. This enables us to deal with the classic as well as emergent challenges in an effective manner. Take Accuflip and Frexil, for instance. Here, ACCUFLIP an ERH regulator, tries to control the environmental aspects with unmatched precision in order for products to stay intact even if the RH conditions fluctuate. FREXIL, an activated carbon-based desiccant canister on its part, addresses common issues related to dust resulting from activated carbon canisters whilst adsorbing odour and moisture, thereby making them easier and safer to use. These are representative of us thinking ahead of others by solving problems they may even not consider.
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