Common use of ARTWORK AND LABELLING Clause in Contracts

ARTWORK AND LABELLING. 12.1 The updated GDF Packaging Artwork development guidelines should be used for designing the artwork and labelling of the Product. 12.2 Outer/shipper cartons/tertiary packaging and pallets must be clearly labelled as follows: International Non-proprietary Name (INN) or generic name of the FPP, in a bold, clearly visible font size. INNs must not be abbreviated anywhere, including on labels and package inserts, dosage unit (like: 'tablet' etc.), strength/concentration of the Product and include the WHO PQP approval references for all prequalified Products. The label must contain the following: a) Product name using INNs, dosage unit, pack size and quantity per outer carton (e.g 28 tabs x 24 blisters x 12 packs) b) XXX item code as specified on the original/revised purchase order, (e.g. 5064-002- 23-XXX-XXX-39B). c) batch number assigned by the manufacturer; d) date of manufacturing and date of expiry as MM/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY;

ARTWORK AND LABELLING. 12.1 The updated GDF Packaging Artwork development guidelines should be used for designing the artwork and labelling of the Product. 12.2 Outer/shipper cartons/tertiary packaging and pallets must be clearly labelled as follows: International Non-proprietary Name (INN) or generic name of the FPP, in a bold, clearly visible font size. INNs must not be abbreviated anywhere, including on labels and package inserts, dosage unit (like: 'tablet' etc.), strength/concentration of the Product and include the WHO PQP approval references for all prequalified Products. The label must contain the following: a) Product name using INNs, dosage unit, pack size and quantity per outer carton (e.g 28 tabs x 24 blisters x 12 packs) b) XXX i+solutions item code as specified on the original/revised purchase order, (e.g. 5064-002- 23-XXX-XXX-39Be.g.31411). c) batch number assigned by the manufacturer; d) date of manufacturing and date of expiry as MM/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY;

ARTWORK AND LABELLING. 12.1 The updated GDF Packaging Artwork development Artwork, packaging and labelling guidelines should be used for designing the artwork and labelling of the Product. 12.2 Outer/shipper cartons/tertiary packaging and pallets must be clearly labelled as follows: International Non-proprietary Name (INN) or generic name of the FPP, in a bold, clearly visible font size. INNs must not be abbreviated anywhere, including on labels and package inserts, dosage unit (like: 'tablet' etc.), strength/concentration of the Product and include the WHO PQP approval references for all prequalified Products. The label must contain the followingfollowings: a) Product name using INNs, dosage unit, pack size and quantity per outer carton (e.g 28 tabs x 24 blisters x 12 packs) b) XXX item code as specified on the original/revised purchase order, (e.g. 5064-002- 23-XXX-XXX-39B). c) batch number assigned by the manufacturer; d) date of manufacturing and date of expiry as MM/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY;