packagingsterility
Packaging sterility refers to the condition where a package and its contents are free from viable microorganisms. This is a critical requirement for many products, particularly in the medical and pharmaceutical industries, to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety. Maintaining packaging sterility involves a combination of sterilization processes for the product and packaging material, followed by a robust packaging design that preserves this sterile state throughout its intended shelf life.
Sterilization methods commonly employed include radiation (gamma or electron beam), ethylene oxide gas, steam (autoclaving), and
The packaging design itself plays a crucial role. It must create a secure seal that remains intact