Live-Webinar: Russian cryptocode legislation & its impact on industries

Date: May 19, 2021

Time: 9:00 BST

Duration: 30 minutes (includes 5 minute Q&A session)

Language: English

In this webinar, Domino will share their experience in the pharmaceutical sector by discussing the new Russian track and trace system CHESTNY ZNAK. It will highlight the challenges of printing larger scale 2D data matrix codes without disrupting the production line speed or efficiency. This presentation will also provide an overview of the next steps in the roll out of the Russian governments legislation, specifically looking at other consumer goods and sectors that will soon have to comply. Consequently, this webinar is not just for those from the life sciences sector, but for any manufacturer that is, or will soon be, confronted with these new requirements.

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Bart Vansteenkiste has worked for Domino for over 20 years in various commercial roles. As the Pharmaceutical Key Account Manager for Belgium, he joined the life sciences sector team in 2011 to focus on the EU FMD legislation. In February 2016, Bart was appointed Global Life Sciences Sector Manager, where he is responsible for developing Domino’s life sciences business and strategy. Bart deals directly with Domino’s pharmaceutical key accounts, keeping in close contact with the sector trade associations. He also regularly attends and presents at conferences on behalf of Domino.

As a global provider of future-proof coding, marking and labelling systems, Domino supports manufacturing companies and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in selecting the appropriate technology for their production environment. In order to implement industry-specific requirements, Domino’s products are used to code traceability and regulatory information on primary, secondary and tertiary packaging.

As part of the Domino Printing Sciences group, we have been a major player in a wide range of industries for over 40 years. The industries we serve include food, beverage, pharmaceutical, life sciences, tobacco industrial and personal care.