Ken McEldowney, executive director of Consumer Action, a national nonprofit organization in California, published an article this week in SFGate.com outlining the continued need for low tech paper options of…
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Read MoreThe safety of prescription medicine in the United States is at risk as some in Congress propose eliminating paper instructions, relying solely on the internet. This would pose dangers for…
Read MorePPLA Says GAO Report on E-Labeling Supports Argument Against House Bill.
Read MoreTom Flottman’s firm, Flottman Co., produces pharmaceutical inserts and faces potential job losses due to a proposed bill favoring electronic over paper materials. Flottman argues that paper inserts are essential…
Read MoreFinch Paper opposes a proposed law allowing drug makers to provide information online instead of in printed form with prescriptions. CEO Deba Mukherjee argues that this could hurt their business…
Read MoreGovernor Paul R. LePage urged the U.S. House to remove provisions in H.R. 1919 that would risk 600 Maine jobs. The bill mandates electronic labeling for pharmaceutical drugs, potentially eliminating…
Read MoreThe U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill targeting prescription drug fraud, but it faced opposition from Finch Paper due to an “anti-paper provision” mandating electronic invoicing. The bill aimed…
Read MoreOpponents: Switching to Electronic Drug Info Could Imperil Maine Paper Jobs.
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